Daniele Puppi's Multisensory Installation at Zoo Zone Art Forum
Daniele Puppi (born 1970 in Pordenone) presents a multisensory installation at Zoo Zone Art Forum in Rome, combining color, space, sound, and video to create a disorienting experience. The work is installed not in the main exhibition hall but in small staff-only spaces, forcing viewers to actively navigate the gallery. A dual-screen setup in a narrow passage juxtaposes Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 film "Psycho" with Gus Van Sant's 1998 shot-for-shot remake, creating jarring audiovisual contrasts. The installation explores perception of reality and induces a "multisensory reanimation," blurring boundaries between original and copy.
Key facts
- Daniele Puppi was born in 1970 in Pordenone.
- The installation is at Zoo Zone Art Forum in Rome.
- Components are placed in staff-only spaces, not the main hall.
- A dual-screen shows Hitchcock's 'Psycho' (1960) and Van Sant's remake (1998).
- The work is described as a 'multisensory reanimation'.
- The exhibition is reviewed by Calogero Pirrera.
- The installation includes color, space, sound, and video.
- The work requires active participation from viewers.
Entities
Artists
- Daniele Puppi
- Alfred Hitchcock
- Gus Van Sant
- Calogero Pirrera
Institutions
- Zoo Zone Art Forum
- Artribune
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Pordenone