ABOUT MICHELE INNOCENTE
Michele Innocente is a video designer whose work focuses on visual dramaturgy for theatre and live performance, developing a language that merges contemporary art and digital stagecraft.
He began his career after graduating in Multimedia Sciences and Technologies from the University of Udine (Italy) in 2006. Over the years, he has collaborated with directors, composers, and choreographers such as Hugo de Ana, Lucinda Childs, Robert Wilson, Serena Sinigaglia, Roberto Andò, Michele Pogliani, Diego Tortelli, Giuseppe Spota, Giovanni Verrando, Platoon Buravicky, Stefano Monti, Fabrizio Monteverde, Yuval Avital, and Alina Marazzi.
His video designs have been presented in major theatres and festivals across Europe, including the Venice Biennale, Teatro dell’Opera di Roma (Tosca, Turandot), Palazzo Reale (Milan), Interfinity Festival (Basel), Gaida Festival (Vilnius), Romaeuropa Festival, Strasbourg Music Festival, Warsaw Autumn, Tones on the Stones (Cavalleria Rusticana, Turandot), Sonica (Glasgow), MaerzMusik (Berlin), Biennale Némo (Paris), Musicadhoy (Madrid), Moravian Autumn (Brno), and Mittelfest (Cividale del Friuli).
His work has also been exhibited in major museums, including the Landesmuseum Zürich, Museo dell’Ara Pacis (Rome), and Triennale Milano.
He recently designed the video for Aida directed by Hugo de Ana, a production that received international critical appreciation for its visual strength.
Michele teaches video design at the Accademia Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
