Iginio De Luca's Morse Code Installation at Casa Rossa in Alberobello
Iginio De Luca (born 1966 in Formia, lives in Rome) has created a site-specific installation for Casa Rossa in Alberobello, Italy, as part of the Apulia Land Art Festival 2021. The work, developed during an artist residency, transforms the building into a 'speaking' architecture using Morse code lights. De Luca engaged the local community, collecting their intimate thoughts and memories about the house, which he then translated into a visual language blending gesture and architectural text. The installation draws on De Luca's childhood experiments with light as a communication code, referencing poet Libero de Libero. The project aims to give voice and light to the house, altering viewers' visual and emotional perception of the structure.
Key facts
- Iginio De Luca created an installation for Casa Rossa in Alberobello.
- The work was produced for Apulia Land Art Festival 2021.
- De Luca used Morse code lights to make the house 'speak'.
- The artist collected intimate thoughts from the local community.
- The installation references De Luca's childhood and poet Libero de Libero.
- Casa Rossa is located in Alberobello, Italy.
- The project was presented in recent days (July 2021).
- The installation blends gesture and architectural text.
Entities
Artists
- Iginio De Luca
- Libero de Libero
Institutions
- Apulia Land Art Festival
- Casa Rossa
Locations
- Alberobello
- Italy
- Formia
- Rome