IMAGINARY WORLDS at the Atlanta Botanical Garden

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We went to the Atlanta Botanical Garden to document the installation of Imaginary Worlds, an exhibition with 19 larger-than-life fantasy plant sculptures.

Mosaiculture is the horticultural art of creating giant topiary-like sculptures using thousands of living plants.

These living sculptures, created by the International Mosaiculture of Montreal in collaboration with the Atlanta Botanical Garden, will be on display from May through October, and it’s the fist time they have come to the United States.

by Felipe Barral

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ARTISTIC LICENSE – an ArtsATL & The Goat Farm experience

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We documented Artistic License, an ArtsATL & The Goat Farm experience testing new ideas in the context of a seamless sensory performance.

The night featured installations by Mike Stasny and Bojana Ginn; performances by Nicole Livieratos and Phillip DePoy; theater pieces by Michael Haverty & 7 Stages and Out of Hand Theater; music by Pyramyds and a portable discotheque with Mythic Doormen and a go go dancer.

This is the visual exploration by artist and filmmaker Felipe Barral.

by Felipe Barral

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BURUNDANGA by Aurora Theatre’s Teatro del Sol

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We documented the rehearsals of Aurora Theatre’s Teatro del Sol new play, Burundanga, in Spanish with English supertitles.

This comedy by Spanish playwright Jordi Galcerán, follows poor, pregnant, Barcelonan Berta, who wants to know if her boyfriend Manel really loves her. But the truth can be dangerous.

Teatro del Sol was founded by Aurora Theatre Producing Artistic Director, Anthony P. Rodriguez, with the goal of preserving Hispanic cultural heritage in the US. In his view, Latinos are a loud, funny and passionate people, and the plays they chose convey that reality.

by Felipe Barral

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HIPPODROME – Performance by gloATL

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This is the visual exploration and interaction from artist and filmmaker Felipe Barral documenting gloATL’s Hippodrome performance: a triptych on urban stages at The Goat Farm Arts Center.

Choreographed by Lauri Stallings, with stage design by Gyun Hur, lighting design by Rebecca Makus and music by Sonic Generator, Hippodrome represents the interiority in urban life through the art, music and dance.

This is the third series part of Tanz Farm, an innovative series of performances, shops and collaborative experimentations emphasizing interaction and place.

by Felipe Barral

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HIPPODROME by gloATL

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We explored and documented gloATL’s rehearsal for Hippodrome: a triptych on urban stages at The Goat Farm Arts Center. This is the third series part of Tanz Farm, an innovative series of performances, shops and collaborative experimentations emphasizing interaction and place. Hippodrome represents the interiority in urban life through the art, music and dance.

by Felipe Barral

© 2013 IGNI productions / the G channel

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ILLUMINATED LETTERS 2013

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We documented the event Illuminated Letters organized by the Friends of the Alphabet. This mesmerizing performance allowed the audience to observe the work of calligraphers in action. With lights dimmed and the workspaces illuminated only by spot-lighting, the atmosphere of silence let visitors walk through the space at their own pace discovering different ancient and contemporary styles. This intimate performance concept was first devised and staged as “Brushes with Silence” by renowned lettering artist Brody Neuenschwander.

by Felipe Barral

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STORYTELLING VISION by Felipe Barral, part II: night

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Filmmaker, musician and artist Felipe Barral produced, directed, filmed and edited this visual exploration of The Goat Farm Arts Centre in Atlanta. Filmed with Barral’s “Creative Production Philosophy & Style” using a Canon C300.

Music: “Fire Woman 12″ by Felipe Barral.

by Felipe Barral

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