Opening the doors of your
“self” to achieve self-reconciliation
The
introspective work of poetess, Gloria Chiappani Rodichevski, through multimediality, shows us the way to live without
preconditions
The
work. 1
The
Observed. 1
The
Sublimated. 2
Photo gallery and video. 2
Review. 2
Interview. 2
Japanese
ballet dancer, Yuki Imaizumi, interpreted through her
own choreography an unpublished work of journalist and writer, Gloria Chiappani
Rodichevski.
After taking
up specialized studies with Prisca Picano, former prima ballerina of the San Carlo Theater of
Naples, Yuki Imaizumi became a member of the European
Thersicore Company – Ballet of Vicenza.
Yuki Imaizumi during the first part of the ballet: The
Observed.
©
Photo Gloria Chiappani
Rodichevski
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Mental
conditioning has existed ever since the creation of man. Parents pass on habits,
customs, religion and traditions to their children, guiding them in their education
and behavior, and laying down rules and duties. There will be other encounters,
situations that will forge each one’s character and personality. Conditioning
is essential for the initial approach to the growth path of each human being
and helps the person make and absorb some rules which will then become an integral
part of his background, to be used spontaneously and naturally as needed in the
future. As human beings we undergo this conditioning unconsciously, because if
we were to be aware of it, we would not want to be controlled by someone else.
A change in
personality could occur, however, the moment the
child, now an adult, finds himself trapped by conditioning that other peers
have instilled in him. Sentiments, emotions, thoughts, and behaviors would
conform at this point to an unnatural lifestyle that could consequently become
a destructive process which negates every natural stimulus. Furthermore, we are
pressured from all sides today, and the perception of reality around us is
oftentimes unconsciously altered. We are stimulated by numerous media messages
which influence and alter the observation of events and their real
visualization, and are induced to behaving according to a specific viewpoint,
most often the result of a distorted reality and transformed into obsession.
This
obsession destroys the healthy cells of the human spirit, and man, thus
manipulated, stops being objective. His fixations and distorted certainties determine
how he lives. No longer able to discern truth from the false, and right from
wrong, he becomes a dead being.
The Observed
Sado-scientism
has now imprisoned man
under the observation lens
obsessing him to death.
The poem
introducing the introspective work of Gloria Chiappani Rodichevski – producer
and author of this video, poetry and music with the
choreography and expressive interpretation of Yuki Imaizumi,
with a musical contribution in The
Observed and editing of Alexandre Rodichevski – launches
a message-warning which all of humanity should follow attentively since it is
an exit passage from the mental manipulation we undergo daily. Like a chrysalis
enfolded in its cocoon, Yuki moves her arms desperately in search of an escape
route, or folds them, almost in an attempt to defend her “self,” while the
human eye looms over her to explore, observe, judge and suffocate her in a
distorted light which is like an indestructible wall, a nightmare from which
she tries to distance herself with all her strength.
The Sublimated
As a freed man
in the deep heights
of the sea-sky
I sublimate human misery.
Yuki Imaizumi
during the first part of the ballet: The
Sublimated.
© Photo Gloria Chiappani Rodichevski
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The
chrysalis has been transformed into a butterfly. Now that the wall has crumbled,
the time has come to live without any more conditioning. Peace and light reigns
all around and Yuki is now ready to embrace the freedom of expression and seek
within herself the strength to take flight, towards the
highest activities of the human spirit.
Gloria
Chiappani Rodichevski’s work reveals the glimmer of
light we can hold on to, so as not to be swallowed by the apparent negativity
pervading the world. She shows us that we can slowly develop our personality
until we reach that aspired embellishment of our existence, which cannot be
imposed on us, but is the result of our desire and need to conquer with
patience, the force of reasoning and strong will.
See the complete photo
gallery and some shots of the multimedia video on: http://www.morfoedro.it/doc.php?n=1485&lang=en.
Read
another review on Uomossessione on: http://www.morfoedro.it/doc.php?n=1509&lang=en.
Read the
interview with Gloria Chiappani Rodichevski on: http://www.morfoedro.it/doc.php?n=1508&lang=en.
Translation
by Yolanda Rillorta