On the doorstep of a night, the times of different stories merge, devouring tales that evoke places, people, lights, bodily sensations, and the myths that inhabit them. Stories that appear, are sought after, and found in the streets, transforming into multiple voices that lose definition and emerge in their dim and fragmentary state. They are made of rustling in the wind, of light that spreads and disappears in the context, appearing at dusk, of voices and ancient sounds that echo, reinventing themselves. On the doorstep, the narrative expands in three installative acts, celebrating what is hybrid and transitional, sometimes in the shadows, yet remains in forms of continuous change.

Artist Bio

Valeria Moro (Rovigo) is a multidisciplinary artist, researcher, facilitator who explores epistemologies linked to situated bodily knowledges. She investigates narratives on affection, dwelling, and their relational nature, guided by collective unconscious elements, focusing on themes such as proximity, (dis)location, liminality, intertwined temporalities, memories. She delves into the intersection between installation, dramaturgy and performance. With a background in anthropology, gender studies, and project development, she contributes to socially engaged artistic projects. Her work unfolds in artistic, independent, and public spaces. She has performed at Splendor, Amsterdam, in Rotterdam for Batavierhuis, exhibited at MaMA and Tent, with DAI at Performance Art Forum, FR, and Centrale Fies, IT. She collaborated on music projects at settings at PACTA Theatres, Milan and Social Theatre, Rovigo. She is working for Odapark center for contemporary art NL, and with Amaneï cultural center, IT.

photos credits: Francesca Migliorin