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“…..It lays in the city of turning life where, behind and beyond
those lines, it’s all about the people."
– the city of turning life – Zoetropolis is a science-fiction tale, a pictorial vision of dark historic moments and manipulative power of ideologic symbols. Through research into the nature of ideological symbolism and by exploring its manipulative power arises a fictional scenario of a society at the edge of a precipice. In the course of time it is revealed how concrete manifestations of terror are really only the surface of a sign system that takes advantage of the deepest structures of the human soul, attempting to stop any individual living action. The myth is resolved with an extra-ordinary epilogue, elevating the human awareness of present as an indispensable code opposing any totalitarianism, dictatorship and oppression.
Zoetropolis is a narrative journey that shift the audience’s sense of materiality and moves towards the importance of daily gestures and rituals, mapping a positive identity that define both the individual and the people. The project aims to be a unique immersive experience envisioning the future of cinematic storytelling: both the monument and the denied landscape become theatre of a human odyssey, relentlessly stroked by montage. The Atrium formation and the great open space offered indeed a great opportunity to explore kinetic techniques for the expanding cinematography, investigating the authentic notion of movement extended into public social space.
Unique music composition from a diffusion scores inspires our storytelling. We establish a full length timeline to organise changes of scenes and narrative. Scenarios are composed on the inner atmospheres depicted by the soundtrack, orchestrated through storyboard and colour script; voice over and sound effect are added to final composition. A full length musical score will be fully composed by our musician Giancarlo Trimarchi (LooZoo, the Dish).
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