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The practice Of Impermanence
An itinerant blank room governed by the Law of Impermanence. Rong Place is an immersive participatory art project with the aim of educating for conscious consumption of contents: objects, people, concepts.
We apply the policy of “making space” to the sensory experience by designing practices at the crossroad between art, science and technology.
We let ourselves be inspired by the creative potential of emptiness, to fill human gaps and recompose fragmented identities. We rehearse the Everyday to highlight the sacredness to our own existence.
Art is not to be consumed, life is to be created. Starting from yourself.
To begin with zero.
Type: Short Installation, Photography
Author: Alessia D’Introno and Federica Buonsante
Date: 10th Semptember 2020
X Form: Ritual
Alessia is an art student, she came to Rong Place to install a series of blankets to reinterpret the meaning of swearing words in the Latin language.
The installation was later documented with photo shootings and added to her personal portfolio.