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author: Stefano Carlucci (Università di Bari (IT))

The Stucco Flower

language: italian

abstract: The core of his research paths is theater, considered in its two main components: its physical materialization, the buildings and sites conceived to contain the theatrical event (semiotics of theater architecture) and the dialogue relationship between authors/actors/audience.
These issues originate from the work done in the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza (1999). Stefano Carlucci also collaborates with the Department of Mechanics, Politecnico di Milano, for the realization of a research project aimed to point out the possible points of contact between forensic engineering and semiotics.

citation information: Stefano Carlucci, Il Fiore di Stucco, "Ocula", vol.13, n.13, August 2012. DOI: 10.12977/ocula18

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