2013 — Art Direction — Exhibition

 

 

Amo Pavarotti is the first official museum on the life and works of Italian tenor Luciano Pavarotti. I led the art direction and design of all the multimedia installations for the show and associated events.

We focused most of the resources on design and visualize a Luciano’s life as a timeline, building a path between memories of a young Luciano and evoking visions of the mythical Pavarotti. We designed this immersive life journey through a 10-meter video installation created with a photographic collage of archival materials.

The timeline is a long animated loop of 20 minutes. A huge cinemagraph with a night-day cycle and with spatial audio effects . The collage is full of meticulous animations, details are scattered everywhere to recall stories and the myths of the great Luciano. We used a mix of different techniques — displacement, photo restoration and reconstruction, 3D integration and particle effects.

 Amo Pavarotti was presented for three days to selected guests in New York on April 16th to 18th and was opened in Verona at the Arena Museo Opera in Palazzo Forti on April 23rd 2013.

Credits

Multimedia Creative Director Claudio Sinatti
Project Manager Lorenzo Ferrari
Art Director Marino Capitanio
Deputy Art Director Federico Mattioli
Motion Designer Vincenzo Fabiano, Claudio Marcon, Gregorio Soloperto, Mattia Centemero,
Domenico Diano, Michele Giannantonio, Davide Valentino, Diego Ioppolo, Alice Stefani
Sound Designer Andrea Gabriele, Fabio Perletta, Riccardo Ricci — Ultrasonic Studio
Producer Emanuela Papone, Valentina Bitetto
Content Manager Francesca D’Antona
Music Consultant Francesco Fusaro
Archive Enrico Ortu, Claudia La Rosa
Administration Lindsey Nicholson, Luana Aglieri

Exibitions

@82Mercer / New York City / April 16 2013
@Palazzo Forti / Verona / April 23 2013
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