Comes from the Cradle
A looped video installation bringing four performers together to revisit childhood memories in the countryside through an ultra-futuristic aesthetic. On a single screen, each gesture repeats until the frame fills with collective presence — a nod to the classic Tango (1981), by Zbigniew Rybczynski.
About the project
Comes from the Cradle is a looped video installation that brings four performers together to revisit childhood memories in the countryside through an ultra-futuristic aesthetic. On a single screen, each person repeats their actions until the frame fills with collective presence — a direct reference to Tango (1981), by Zbigniew Rybczynski.
Conceived for the Rogério Sganzerla House of Culture, the work integrates set objects and video in the same space, creating an immersive experience about memory, body and territory.
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