• WORKS
performance
filmography
territorio de rupturas collective
 
PERFORMANCE
The projects below were presented/exhibited in unconventional spaces, such as urban scenery in dialogue with architecture, alternative art galleries and other venues. Each project includes a detailed description.
FILMOGRAPHY
collaborations with Pedro Mendes (filmmaker and visual artist)
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amarelo cárcere / yellow cage
Brazil | 2021
short film
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An experimental work blurs the lines between film and video art, flirting with the horror cinema and exploring a dreamlike aesthetic marked by symbolic imagery and fragmented editing, as well as an organic and atmospheric soundscape.

 

Inspired by the emblematic feminist horror tale, "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman; the artwork explores themes such as feminism and mental health.​

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FESTIVALS:

2021 Mostra SESC de Cinema (BR)

2021 Mostra Play The Movie (BR)

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vanilla underground
UK | 2021
16mm short film
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Shot on 16mm. The film follows Brendan, a man who struggles with his identity after a sexual encounter with a male prostitute takes an unexpected turn.

 

Vanilla Underground explores the ambiguity of human sexuality  and the thin line between pleasure and violence, specially when these are contained in the same experience or expressed in similar ways.

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SCREENINGS

2021 London Film School (UK)

 
 
TERRITORIO DE RUPTURAS collective
(EN: Territory of Ruptures)
Território de Rupturas is a multidisciplinary collective co-founded by Brazilian artists Amanda Gatti, Gustiele Fistaról and Tiago Gasperin in 2020, who propose to investigate possibilities of creations - digital and/or in person - based on the artistic experiences of each member.
The collective, currently based in Brazil, Germany and the United Kingdom, researches and creates, above all, from the terms “border” and “immigration”, understood as a place of “difference” in the theory of “Dérive” by the Situationist Guy Debord on the act of walking and the concept of “Infraordinary” by Georges Perec, that relates everyday life and art.

Since its foundation, the collective has created several video performances that have been shown in national and international festivals. It also carried out training for research and audiovisual artists, through cultural support funds. Its last action was a Workshop that resulted in a collective drift with participants from several countries in South America and Europe.