Giulia Vittori

Yellow Red Blue is a triptych of solos conceived around the primary colors. Tracing connections between colors, movements, emotions, and languages, the piece explores existential conditions dictated by trauma, love, and death. I cite specific women from the Western dramatic repertoire, de-contextualized from their plays and relocated as solo performers. Colors become costumes, gestures, points of views – relics from stories recalled, archetypes reshaped. They also offer an occasion for critiquing gender stereotypes.

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I curated and presented the triptych as a site-specific work at the Museum of Performance and Design, San Francisco, for the work unfolds in mutable overlapping genres, mingling dance, drama, and  performance art.  I also performed the work at the Stanford Nitery Theater.