26 July - 2 August 2026
Vespro is an interdisciplinary research project by Camilla Isola, inspired by the figure of the genius loci, the spirit that inhabits a place. Through field recordings, vocal explorations, movement practices, and video, the project explores the relationship between presence and landscape during the vesper hours, a liminal time when light and darkness, the visible and the invisible coexist. The residency at MOST will host the project's second research phase, focusing on the development of its choreographic research in dialogue with selected sites in Topolò.
Developed in collaboration with Paolo Danelone (visuals), Giuditta Amendola (costume and set design), and Lucy Railton (sound mentor), with the support of the Centro di Residenza delle Arti Performative FVG.
Camilla Isola (millacu) → is an Italian movement and sound artist. She works as a choreographer and performer within the contemporary dance field, and as a sound designer, vocalist, and DJ within the contemporary music scene. Her interdisciplinary practice weaves together movement, sound, and field recordings to explore themes of landscape, nature, language, presence, and collectivity. camillaisola.com
5 - 9 August 2026
Paolo Forte → He has been studying the accordion since the age of 8, he graduated from the Conservatory, and has furthered his studies in world music and composition, exploring sound in unconventional contexts. He has performed in numerous European countries and has taken his music to extraordinary locations, from the Zwentendorf nuclear reactor to the icebreaker Laura Bassi, to the P-913 Zeta Una Class submarine and the Montasio glacier in the Alps. At the height of his exploration of the acoustics of places, he released the album Tempo, recorded in Scotland in a massive underground space recognized as the place with the longest reverberation time in the world. paolofisa.it