Stefano
Di Lauro
biography
He is a theater recorder, composer and writer (he wrote La mosca nel bicchiere - La poetica di Carmelo Bene). In the audiovisual and experimental field he directed Ali for Frequent Flyers (2000), a clip of the installation of the same name by the sculptor Alfio Cangiani and the photographer Nicola Amato, Differita - a cube 4 Dido (2001), inspired by Book IV of Virgil's Aeneid, Requiem for a Lone God (2003), inspired by Gnostic texts and Antigone tragedia balcanica audiovisiva (2009), an installation exhibited at the Palazzo Ateneo in Bari.
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Stefano Di Lauro
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