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Quaderni di Cultura e Progetto del Colore - Istituto Del Colore

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PROGETTO / PROJECT [(1 + 2) 3 4 5 6 ]<br />

Danzare con la luce<br />

Dancing with light<br />

da/from Incontroluce<br />

“Framed”,<br />

Tamara Hasselblatt - pittrice / painter<br />

Carmel Morrissey - attrice, cantante / actor, singer<br />

Amin Phillips - stilista <strong>di</strong> moda, dj / fashion designer, dj<br />

Gerd Schickentanz - dj / dj<br />

Bing Smith - fotografo, attore / photographer, actor<br />

Georgina Toogood - fotografa, designer grafico / photographer, graphic designer<br />

Adrianne Wininsky - violoncellista / cellist<br />

Karolina M. Zielinska - design luci /lighting design<br />

www.gingerinorange.com/live-past.html<br />

photo<br />

Julia burstein and lillie toogood<br />

sponsor tecnico / technical sponsor<br />

Iguzzini illuminazione uk<br />

Notizie sull’autore<br />

Karolina m. Zielinska m.S. Arch., Dipl. Ing. Arch (fh).<br />

Karolina si è laureata in architettura e urbanistica alla Gdansk technical<br />

university in Polonia e ha conseguito la laurea in ingegneria e<strong>di</strong>le con<br />

in<strong>di</strong>rizzo architettonico a Hildesheim in Germania.<br />

In precedenza ha lavorato per stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> consulenza illuminotecnica<br />

come l-plan lighting a Berlino, fisher marantz stone a New York e Speirs<br />

and Major associates a Londra.<br />

Nel gennaio 2008, Karolina è entrata a far parte <strong>del</strong> light bureau<br />

come senior designer, <strong>di</strong>ventando poi socia <strong>del</strong>lo stu<strong>di</strong>o, e da allora ha<br />

lavorato a progetti <strong>di</strong> grande rilievo, come il quartier generale <strong>del</strong>la Nato<br />

a bruxelles e i giar<strong>di</strong>ni botanici Kings Abdullah International Gardens<br />

a Riyad (Arabia Sau<strong>di</strong>ta), vincendo inoltre l’appalto per la golden<br />

square <strong>di</strong> birmingham e il verta hotel 5 stelle <strong>di</strong> londra e una strategia<br />

<strong>di</strong> illuminazione integrata <strong>di</strong> Porto Montenegro - un lussuoso porto<br />

turistico nella Repubblica <strong>di</strong> Montenegro, per menzionarne solo alcuni.<br />

È membro attivo <strong>del</strong>la Plda e tiene corsi <strong>di</strong> livello universitario sulla<br />

progettazione e il design illuminotecnico. Ha partecipato a numerose<br />

conferenze internazionali e scritto articoli per la stampa internazionale<br />

<strong>del</strong> settore.<br />

La notte <strong>del</strong> 7 Marzo 2009 una vecchia fabbrica <strong>di</strong> Londra si è trasformata<br />

in un paesaggio <strong>di</strong> suoni e luci per opera <strong>di</strong> “Ginger in Orange” duo<br />

composto dalla musicista Christin Rauter e Camilla Maling, tecnico <strong>del</strong><br />

suono e ballerina.<br />

L’illuminazione ha avuto un ruolo speciale, in quanto progettata per<br />

dare risalto al rapporto tra suono e movimento.<br />

Christin Rauter e Camilla Maling hanno voluto creare una serie <strong>di</strong> spazi<br />

che risultassero evocativi <strong>di</strong> altrettanti luoghi e tempi: un magazzino<br />

industriale, un salotto <strong>di</strong> fine secolo, un panorama sonoro d’atmosfera,<br />

una boutique <strong>di</strong> costumi, un libro <strong>di</strong> racconti... Il pubblico è stato invitato<br />

a esplorare, in momenti stabiliti <strong>del</strong>lo spettacolo, il proprio ruolo <strong>di</strong><br />

spettatore passivo e attivo nel suo vagare tra le variegate <strong>di</strong>mensioni<br />

About the lighting designer<br />

Karolina M. Zielinska M.S.Arch., Dipl. Ing. Arch (FH). Karolina graduated<br />

in Architecture and Urban Planning at Gdansk Technical University in<br />

Poland, then took a degree in Architectural engineering at Hildesheim<br />

in Germany. She then moved from architecture into architectural lighting<br />

design, her previous activities include work for lighting consultants<br />

such as L-plan Lighting in Berlin, Fisher Marantz Stone in New York, and<br />

Speirs and Major Associates in London.<br />

In January 2008, Karolina joined the Light Bureau as Senior Designer,<br />

later becoming an Associate in the business. Her work includes important<br />

projects such as: the new NATO<br />

Headquarters in Brussels, the King Abdullah International Gardens<br />

in Riyadh (Sau<strong>di</strong> Arabia), also winning urban/ design competition for<br />

Golden Square in Birmingham, the Verta 5 star Hotel in London and a<br />

side-wide lighting strategy for Porto Montenegro - luxurious marina in<br />

Republic of Montenegro naming only few. She is an active profession<br />

member of the PLDA and teaches about lighting and design at university<br />

level and currently working on her PhD Thesis on Light and Architecture.<br />

She has taken part in numerous international conferences and<br />

written articles for lighting magazines and journals worldwide.<br />

For one night, on 7 March 2009, an old London factory became a sonic<br />

and visual landscape, created by Ginger in Orange, a duo consisting<br />

of Christin Rauter, musician, and Camilla Maling, sound designer and<br />

dancer.<br />

Lighting played a special role, being designed to give emphasis to the<br />

relationship between sound and movement.<br />

Christin Rauter and Camilla Maling sought to create a number of spaces<br />

that would be evocative of as many places and times: an industrial warehouse,<br />

a turn of the century living room, an atmospheric soundscape,<br />

a costume parlour, a storybook... At given moments of the show,<br />

the au<strong>di</strong>ence was invited to explore its role as spectator - passive and<br />

active - wandering through a kaleidoscope of information: installation<br />

Danzare con la luce / Dancing with light<br />

52 COLORE<br />

COLORE 53

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