IIS De Chirico (Rome), IPS Pantaleoni (Frascati)

Together with the students, the artist developed a video installation based on complex physical systems and to a certain extent on the climactic change caused by the carbon footprint. The work is entitled “Metronimia, figure di un sistema complesso,” a poetic interpretation of a new dynamics between physical and scientific nature.

In Physics, a complex system is one in which single parts are involved in local interactions that cause overall changes in the main structure. Science can reveal local changes, but cannot predict the future state of an entire system. As Edgar Morin said: “in complex systems, unpredictability and paradox are always present and some things will forever remain unknown.”

Elena Bellantoni

Elena Bellantoni (Vibo Valentia, 1975) commutes between Berlin and Italy. After the graduation in Contemporary Art at La Sapienza University of Rome, she studied in Paris and London, where in 2007 she got a MA in Virtual Art at WCA University of Arts London. She started to deepen dance-theatre and performing arts, and her research focus on identity and otherness concepts by relational dynamics that use language and body as interaction tools. In 2007 she set up Platform Translation Group, in 2008 she became cofounder of Wunderbar Cultral Project. Her exhibitions include: 2016 Hale Yella addio/adios Viamoroni SpazioArte Bergamo; 2015 Lucciole Spazio Alviani, Pescara; 2014 Passo a Due, Careof DOCVA, Milan; Dunque siamo.. Fondation Filiberto Menna at Archaeological Museum of Salerno. Collections, 2016: Beyond Borders. Transnational Italy a British School at Rome; The Picutre Club, American Academy in Rome, Al-Tiba9 Algiers Bardo National Museum, Algeria; 2015: “Capolavori dalla Collezione Farnesina. Uno sguardo sull’arte italiana dagli anni Cinquanta ad oggi”,
Museum of Contemporary Art of Zagreb, Croatia. Residences, 2016: Soma Residency  Mexico City, Mexico; 2014: Careof Residency Program DOCVA Milan, Italy.