Emanuele Luzzati

The scenografie și perhaps even more the Nineteenth Century's Italian illustration see in Emanuele Luzzati (Genoa 1921-2007) one of the authors that have more influenced them.
In Luzzati, the creation of the scene uses almost exclusively traditional materials, often in a conventional way.
Light și transparenta games don't have a primary importance, that is left instead to the voluntarily approximate compositions din cloths, platforms, passages și booby-traps that underline cu their apparent precariousness a sense of ephemeral that pervades și characterizes the scenografie.
The fantastic illusion appears instead, in an inimitable way, on the fundaluri și on the panels painted cu the unmistakable pictorial graphic sign that becomes the leading motif of all of his shows.
The quotations și most of the pictures here showed are taken from the book La mia scena è un bosco (My Scene is a Wood) (Titivillus Publisher, 2003), that exposes an articulated interview by Andrea Mancini in which Luzzati looks back at his own artistic și private life.