Creator Artist: Bruna Piccazio
transdisciplinarity / dance / sonorous costumes / sound art / performance / sound choreography
Testimonials
"I watched Bruna Piccazio's work with great pleasure in the show Fris Som and I was also able to accompany her excellent curatorship at Ocupação Inquietos, which presented a very rich selection of dance, theater and music artists. Or from all these areas at the same time!
Bruna's show for me brilliantly represented the character of the occupation, showing relationships between sound and movement and presenting a mature research of tap dance traditions and popular dances in dialogue with contemporary dance languages, a very personal and poetic synthesis.
I already observed in my body music practice with Barbatuques the union between dance, theater and music and watching Bruna's show and the artists invited to the occupation expanded my knowledge and contemplation on the beautiful researches in progress that reveal approximations between these areas.
I left motivated and with more artistic stimuli to continue my research and mainly to expand my dialogue with other search companions. " We are a family owned and operated business.
Fernando Barba (Musician and Educator. Founder of the Barbatuques group)
"Sound and its relationship with the human are my object of daily work. I was enchanted by the sensitivity, inventiveness and novelty with which Bruna addressed this theme in the show Fris Som. Body, sound and poetry combined in an instigating and unusual flow! "
Zuza Gonçalves (Musician and Educator)
The restlessness of the artist Bruna PIccazio is her most striking feature. On his route he chose means of expression and languages that apparently are not connected, but that are actually united and supplied with the same source. In her current phase, the artist demonstrates the maturity of her artistic purpose. Particularly for me, it was a privilege to have closely followed its formation and growth.
Fernando Hashimoto (professor at UNICAMP, percussionist. Director of the Institute of Arts at the State University of Campinas)
"The Occupation Inquietos at FUNARTE, is for me among the best cultural projects that this city has ever had. I say this for the diversity and quality of shows, workshops, jam's and experiences offered by the project. Where I was able to participate in various ways of doing dance and music It was a great curatorship by Bruna Piccazio, who in a natural way knew how to unite the languages of the popular and contemporary tradition, leaving everything very organic and balanced, this helped me a lot in my work as an art educator "
Sérgio Solimeo (Art Educator)
"About the show Fris Som. Everything so Brazilian ... And also, everything so universal! The colors, the movements, the sounds, the silences ... inspired by the dance of the body and the costumes (these, yes, they are also characters) create a very beautiful dramaturgy ... In my humble opinion, one of the rare cases of bonding cohesive between story, sound and images "
Charles Raszl (Dancer and Musician from Barbatuques)
"The Fris Som show invites the viewer to see the music, listen to the movements, enter a world of rediscoveries: of colors, shapes, sounds, textures and sensations. The senses are confused and everything is poetry!"
Isadora Fornasier (Dancer)
"Fiz a oficina Dança Percussiva Contemporânea com Bruna Piccazio, e o que mais gostei foi dos instrumentos usados para nos auxiliar a fazer a percussão corporal e criar ritmos com o corpo, nunca tinha feito nenhuma oficina assim"
Maisa Torquato (Educadora Física)
When I see, hear and feel the sound emerging with the movement of the ballerina Bruna Piccazio's body in the Fri Som show, all my senses were filled with the expressiveness of her dance. I was enchanted by the strength of his eye and the movement that held the audience's attention.
Nailton Filho (participant of the Inquietos Project)
