Scenography's Spatial Turn: From Italian Theater to New Technologies
The arrival of electric light and new technologies in light and sound has transformed classical scenography. The traditional Italian-style theater has gradually given way to a greater consideration of space, volumes, and the actor's body. Philippe du Vignal traces this evolution through the examples of Richard Peduzzi, Jean Haas, and Roland Topor.
Key facts
- Electric light and new technologies transformed classical scenography
- Italian-style theater replaced by focus on space, volumes, and actor's body
- Philippe du Vignal examines the evolution
- Examples include Richard Peduzzi, Jean Haas, and Roland Topor
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Artists
- Richard Peduzzi
- Jean Haas
- Roland Topor
Sources
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