Video installation by artist Klaus vom Bruch | produced for the Museum of Military History Dresden | costumes & set design Cinzia Fossati
Capriccio is a tableau vivant projection from the new Museum of Military History in Dresden. It combines a pastiche of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century paintings of the museum’s collection in Dresden with the vintage World War II footage. Two actors in carnival costumes ridicule the graveness of all wars. Since this museum also shows the result of the ongoing theaters of war and its destruction of cultural goods, Capriccio is staged as a painting: from the destruction of cultural heritage and the city of Dresden to the Gulf war.
Clients
Theatre
Bühnen Bern
Saarländisches Staatstheater
Staatstheater Düsseldorf
Schauspiel Köln
Theater Bremen
Staatschauspiel Dresden
Staatstheater Cottbus
Hungarian National Theater Cluj
Oper Frankfurt
Junge Oper Stuttgart
Wuppertaler Bühnen
Theater Heilbronn
Theater Konstanz
Staatstheater Stuttgart
Sébastien Jacobi
Jérôme Richer
Théâtre Alchimic
Théâtre Crève-Coeur
Cyril Kaiser
Julian Marbach
Christoph Iacono
Studionovecento
Sdea
Rencontres du jeune Théâtre Européen
Musikschule Trossingen
Peter Raffalt
Film
Mark Mohnheim
InRed
Imbissfilm
Toccata Film
Desperados on the block
Kronck
ShotOne
Walker+Worm
HiFilm
Torben Liebrecht
Embassy of Dreams
Lütje Schneider Hörl
Stefan Ludwig
BOA Videofilmkunst
Philipp Clarin
Voilá Film
HFF München
Sanne Kurz
Anne Thorens
Show
MSC cruises
Sonnenflammen
Die Stelzer
Tollwood
Art
M+M
Klaus vom Bruch
Manuela Hartel
Berkan Karpat
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