Isabella Bordoni (born 1962 in Rimini, Italy) is an Italian poet, writer, visual and sound artist, performer and independent curator. Involved in the sphere of public art, with wide-ranging projects of urban dramaturgies and relational arts, from 2016 she is the curator of IMAGONIRMIA AWARD "variable displacement", an international prize for the art of the present.
Her work primarily focuses on themes of language, body, voice, crossing boundaries and adhering to the process of art as techné. Her artistic practice includes performance and electronic art. Since the mid-1980s she has been involved in dramaturgy for theatre and radio. Bordoni pays particular attention to the issue of urban narratives and memory in cities and urban outskirts, and in 2000 used the terms "poetryscapes" and "poetic citizenship" to describe her work. Interested in the "document" as a device of narrative construction and deconstruction, in 2014 she also started an awareness project around the photographic archive of Marco Caselli Nirmal[it] called «Osservatorio critico/Archivio e Fondo fotografico d'autore».
Refugee|Stati d'Esilio. Epifanie, 2011–14, is a long-term project about processes and practices of art, that criticize the concepts of homeland and citizenship. It includes an artist's book "Refugee|Archivio1", currently part of permanent artists books collection at the Bibliothèque Kandinsky[1] at the Centre Pompidou, Paris, and at the International Poetry Centre in Marseille.
Michel Butor. À propos de. Entre littérature et art, le paysage véritable[2] with and about French writer Michel Butor, semiologist Paolo Fabbri and Silvia Riva, French studies and translator of Dominique Fourcade.
Contro la Purezza(Against Purity), 2008–11, a long-term project based on archival research. A reflection on the tragedy as a historical and political legacy of the twentieth century and whether it is possible for art to take upon itself the task of elaborating it. Project theoretically influenced by Søren Kierkegaard, Arthur Schopenhauer, Friedrich Nietzsche, Ingeborg Bachmann, Hannah Arendt, and includes radio production, performance, and a symposium.
Der Marsch der Einsamen,[3] a piece for the radio, Kunstradio
Libertà come bene supremo_ giornate di osservazione e critica del contemporaneo[7] with filmmaker, essayist and activist Eyal Sivan, with anthropologist Marco Aime, and philosopher Giovanni Leghissa.
Poetry
Excerpt from "Fortuna" published in Poesia, the international magazine of poetry[8]
References
↑ "Portail général". Bibliothequekandinsky.centrepompidou.fr. 4 September 2007. Archived from the original on 4 October 2013. Retrieved 3 October 2013.
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