Antropocenica 3
Portugal and Cape Verde 2024
Antropocenica 3
Portugal and Cape Verde 2024
Tribute to Glauber Rocha
Antropocenica
Teat(r)o Oficina
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PORTUGAL
————— 23 October 2024 —————
Lisbon
Torre de Belém
{ event open to the public }
16:00 - 17:00
Public Reading of the Manifestos
Uma Estética da Fome (1965)
Read by Rodrigo Andreolli, Sylvia Prado, Ayomi Domênica and Cafira Zoé
Eztetyka do Sonho (1971)
Read by Joel Carlos, Camila Mota and Letícia Coura
Near the stairway fronting the Torre de Belém in Lisbon, from left to right: Vick Nefertiti, Sylvia Prado, Fefê Camilo, Ayomi Domênica, Cafira Zoé, Camila Mota, Joel Carlos, Filipe Ferreira (behind), Dirk Michael Hennrich and Silvio Luiz Cordeiro. Image: Fernando Stankuns.
The tribute to Glauber Rocha in the Antropocénica 3 programme, with the complete public reading of the filmmaker's two manifestos, had the support of his daughter, Paloma Rocha. The reading was recorded in audio that incorporates the entire sound ambience of the place on a sunny afternoon on the grassy lawn of the Torre de Belém, 23 October 2024 in Lisbon. Built between 1514 and 1519 near the north bank of the Tagus, during the reign of King Manuel I, it is a fortress, a military architectural structure, a defensive device strategically situated to defend the mouth of the river. Like the other activities programmed by Antropocénica since the beginning of this international series, the event took place at a site specially selected for its symbolic and historical dimension: inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1983, the Torre de Belém is one of the identity symbols of both Lisbon's urban landscape itself and of Portugal in the world, as it relates to the time of the maritime expansion of an empire formed from the interconnection of non-contiguous territories, a triggering process of the complex dynamics of colonial exploitation in the Modern Age, on a global scale, which lies at the origin of the history of countries such as, for example, Brazil, Cape Verde, Angola, Guinea-Bissau, São Tomé and Príncipe, Mozambique and East Timor.
In the circle, clockwise, beginning with Silvio Luiz Cordeiro (standing, with the microphone), Dirk Michael Hennrich, Filipe Ferreira, Vick Nefertiti, Sylvia Prado, Letícia Coura, Ayomi Domênica, Fefê Camilo, Cafira Zoé, Camila Mota (behind), Joel Carlos (with the megaphone) and Rodrigo Andreolli. Photograph: Fernando Stankuns.
In the circle, clockwise, beginning with Vick Nefertiti (raising one of the manifestos read), Sylvia Prado, Letícia Coura, Ayomi Domênica, Fefê Camilo, Cafira Zoé, Camila Mota, Joel Carlos and Rodrigo Andreolli. Photograph: Fernando Stankuns.
Tribute to Glauber Rocha, with the public reading of the manifestos Uma Estética da Fome (An Aesthetic of Hunger) (1965) and Eztetyka do Sonho (Eztetyka of the Dream) (1971) by members of Teat(r)o Oficina in front of the Torre de Belém on the afternoon of 23 October 2024. Read the report by journalist Alexandra Prado Coelho in the Portuguese newspaper Público by clicking on the image of the poster above, created by artist Rogério Duarte for the film Deus e o Diabo na Terra do Sol (God and the Devil in the Land of the Sun), released 60 years ago.
Participants
Ayomi Domênica (Brazil), Cafira Zoé (Brazil), Camila Mota (Brazil), Dirk Michael Hennrich (Germany), Fefê Camilo (Brazil), Fernando Stankuns (Brazil), Filipe Ferreira (Portugal), Joel Carlos (Brazil), Leticia Coura (Brazil), Rodrigo Andreolli (Brazil), Silvio Luiz Cordeiro (Brazil), Sylvia Prado (Brazil) and Vick Nefertiti (Brazil)
Photography
Fernando Stankuns
Recording and Editing
Nômade
Silvio Luiz Cordeiro