Resid'AND - Staticità in movimento (Between sculpture and light)

This creation, born within the Resid'AND project of the National Academy of Dance, thanks to the openness and extraordinary collaboration of its Artistic Committee, embraced the objectives
of the Jerus-It-Arts project.
Staticity in Movement is the fruit of the encounter between artists from diverse traditions and cultures. It explores the fusion of dance, visual arts, multimedia, and music. As bodies interact with video projections and sound, spanning different eras and styles, from classical to contemporary, a traditional Palestinian instrument, the oud, merges with Western electronic music, resulting in a multidisciplinary production that sees artistic language as the quintessential forum for dialogue.

Choreography, concept, dramaturgy: Sara De Santis
Visual artist: Emanuel Andel
Music: Composed by Claudio Capponi, performed live by Claudio Capponi (electronic violin and live electronics) and Yazan Mamoun Salim Fares (Oud)
Dance: Students of the II Triennio Contemporary C program at the Accademia Nazionale di Danza
Tutor of incoming artists and project music coordinator: Renata Russo

Sara De Santis is a choreographer, performer, and teacher. She teaches at the Angewandte University in Vienna. Her research focuses on the dialogue between body, memory, and technology, encompassing contemporary dance,
digital arts, and site-specific performance.

Claudio Capponi is a composer, violist, and teacher. Principal viola in Italy's leading orchestras and a composer of film, theater, and television soundtracks, in 2014 he founded LIUTALY, a start-up dedicated to the design and production of "iV" violins, innovative string instruments that integrate and interact with cutting-edge technologies to produce original sounds.

Yazan Mamoun Salim Fares is an incoming student of the Jerus-It-Arts Project. He studies oud at the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music - Birzeit University.