Director of the play “Fuenteovejuna”: Andres Cespedes
Video installation created by: Niles Atallah & Javier Pañella
The video installation was projected on a canvas of 12 meters wide by 4 meters high hanging onstage throughout the entire length of the play “Fuenteovejuna” at the Matucana 100 Theater in Santiago, Chile in May- June 2007.
Director of the play “Julio César [mar] ” based on “Julius Caeser” by William Shakespeare: Francisco Albornoz
Video installation created by: Niles Atallah & Javier Pañella
The installation was exhibited on three monitors at the Catholic University Theater in Santiago, Chile during the Theater Festival ‘Santiago a Mil’ in January 2007. The video incorporates footage from the stage play as well as archival news footage from the Coup d’etat in 1973 in Chile, incidents during the military dictatorship
and the democratic voting process in 1990.
Video Installations, Gallery Exhibitions, Video Art Work, Theater |
Director of the play “Idea para una historia de violencia “: Francisco Albornoz
Video installation created by: Niles Atallah
The installation was projected onstage during the play Idea para una Historia de Violencia at the Catholic University Theater in Santiago, Chile
during the Theater Festival ‘Santiago a Mil’ in January 2007.
Director of the play “Diatriba de la empecinada”: Francisco Albornoz
Video installation created by: Niles Atallah
Video installation created for the play “Diatriba de la Empecinada” from the text “El Desaparecido” by Juan Radrigán. The installation was projected behind the actress on stage during the entire length of the play at the San Inés Theater in Santiago, Chile.
Director of the play “Llueve en Barcelona”: Francisco Albornoz
Video installation created by: Niles Atallah
Video installation performed at Centro Cultural de España in Santiago, Chile for the event “Lugares Como Poemas: Creación Catalana en Chile.” Two actors and an actress sit in chairs on stage and read text from the play “Llueve en Barcelona” by Pau Miró. As the actors read the text and switch chairs, above their heads three video projections show repeated loops of images in stop motion related to the play.
