Studi per M

Stefania Tansini

DANCE, OPEN STUDIOS

06.09

ISTITUTO DON BOSCO
5:15PM
DURATION 20′

ITA

Studi per M is a choreographic project that explores the relationship between places and the human figure, expanding our sensitivity to spaces, landscapes, and everything that surrounds and welcomes the body. Within the body, it activates a process that connects seemingly separate spatial and temporal dimensions.
It is like searching for the point where choreographic artifice and the concreteness of reality converge to create a third dimension – an encounter that overflows its boundaries.
It is about crafting a pure choreographic path and opening it up to the spatiality of the real, starting from the body as a unifying and transgressive element.

Studi per M seeks to open up matter and observe its interior, to gather and stitch together fragments of reality, to experience dance as a tool that comes closest to the unspoken—what bodies emanate and places conceal.
This is the process of Studi per M: a preliminary writing, a collection of signs and glimmers born from the perception of the world, the sensitivity of the body, and an obsession with dance.

Credits

Concept, choreography: Stefania Tansini


Performer: Stefania Tansini
Sound Design: [assente]
Lighting design: Elena Gui
Costumes: Chiara Venturini, Stefania Tansini


Production management and promotion: Federica Parisi
Co-produced by: Nanou Associazione Culturale, Orbita | Spellbound Centro Nazionale di Produzione della Danza


With the support of: Étape Danse | a project supported by Fabrik Potsdam (DE), Bureau du Théâtre et de la Danse (DE), La Briqueterie CDCN (FR), Mosaico Danza/ Festival Interplay (IT), in partnership with Lavanderia a Vapore/ PDV and Torinodanza Festival / Fondazione del Teatro Stabile di Torino, Lavanderia a Vapore | residenze coreografiche

Bio

Stefania Tansini is a dancer and choreographer, and a graduate of the Accademia Paolo Grassi. She has worked with Romeo Castellucci, Cindy Van Acker, Simona Bertozzi, Luca Veggetti, Enzo Cosimi, Ariella Vidach, and Motus. Her artistic path is grounded in a deep exploration of the body, which she pursues through choreographic and performance projects as well as collaborations with other artists. In 2022, she was awarded the UBU Prize for Best Performer Under 35. From 2022 to 2024, she has been supported by Fondazione Teatro Grande di Brescia.