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Click'n'Food is a section of Interferenze new arts festival (www.interferenze.org) which offers a panoramic of performances based on the relation among food, music and new media arts. Food represents one of the main themes of Interferenze festival, through a strong involvement of the typical food and wine of Irpinia, a tradition of high quality standards presented in an international context. The aim is to propose a path that, through projects based…
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A brief interview with Antonio Capaldo, President of Feudi di San Gregorio, a wine company located in Irpinia, South of Italy, and Yasuhiro Morinaga, a sound designer from Tokyo. This video was screened during a talk on Food Design with Paolo Barichella, that was part of the panels/lectures programme at Interferenze new arts festival 2010 on 25th of July in Bisaccia, Irpinia. Credits: sound: Yasuhiro Morinaga; imaging and editing: Antonello Carbone;…
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Fourteen audiovisual artists were selected and hosted in Irpinia, a rural land located in South of Italy for a period of five days in February 2007. This residence project aimed at the constitution of a creative base for the production of seven audio/video tracks that were eventually be part of the "MediaTerrae Vol.1 - Irpinia Electronic Landscape" DVD. The documentary film included in this DVD (with the 7 tracks) was produced, freely distributed…
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A film documentary that narrates the last edition of Interferenze, a festival of sounds, new visual arts and media seated in the mountains of the Partenio/Valle Caudina, South of Italy. Produced during 2007 by Ufficio Bifolco (www.ufficiobifolco.it). Co-direction, general organization, interviews: Leandro Pisano.
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