Arts and performing arts, Artworks on stage, Performing Arts Photography
Sibyl Sessions was presented at the Museo della Moda in Naples in 2022 as the final chapter in Kulturscio’k Live Art Collective’s mythological trilogy, following Medea’s Visions and Oreste Will Be Back. Conceived by Alessia Siniscalchi, this performance interrogates time, memory, and womanhood through a multidisciplinary lens.
Combining live performance, film, photography, projections, and sound, the piece creates a uniquely immersive experience. It reimagines the figure of the Sibyl as a fractured voice of the future—caught between dystopian visions and nostalgic echoes of the past.
Giovanni Ambrosio: Visual Artist and Live Publisher
As part of this 2022 edition, I contributed with new works from the Prophecies and Pronouncements series—text-based interventions integrating printed language and light. These visual elements functioned as narrative architecture within the space.
In addition to my role as visual artist, I also took on the function of live community manager, publishing in real-time during the show. Posts and stories were created and shared during the unfolding performance, blurring the boundary between documentation, curation, and presence.
This performance also featured:
Phil St. George – composer and live musician
Benjamin Sillon – lighting designer, known for his symbolic projector-helmet
Giovanni Ambrosio – visual artist and live publisher
Radical technologies—distorted, poetic, and destabilizing—were at the core of Sibyl Sessions, framing the oracle’s voice as both archive and prophecy.
