The Anatomy of Space – András Both’s Vision about Theatricality
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https://doi.org/10.46522/S.2023.S1.02Abstract
András Both shares insights and experiences from his theatrical journey. He reflects on creating his artistic identity in Romania, then on the challenges of rebuilding this, after emigrating and navigating cultural shifts. The renowned designer underlines the role of seizing the given chance and collaboration in his success, highlighting how opportunities are interconnected. He emphasizes the significance of working with talented colleagues, like directors, actors and costume designers, and the influence of other great artists in shaping his path. The importance of immersive preparation, akin to Stanislavski's approach, is highlighted, along with the value of rituals in the act of artistic creation. He also contemplates the mysterious alchemy of theater and its power to transform ideas into tangible, resonant productions. Amidst musings on artistic growth, he contemplates the essence of creativity, the vitality of unconventional thinking, and reveals his plans of presenting his works on an exhibition.
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