The first time was this trip that we planned with Paula (2012-2013). During these three and a half years, Marina went to Brazil three times.
#THE SPACE IN BETWEEN MARINA ABRAMOVIC AND BRAZIL MOVIE#
M: It took us four years to wrap up everything, from the shooting to the movie release. I said, ‘Okay, let’s go!’Ĭ: How exciting! How long did it take to finish the film?
They had financed the trip with Marina’s gallery in Brazil, Luciana Brittu and they were planning to do a documentary. Spirituality and Art is my dearest subject, so I said, ‘Anything you need, call me’. She told me they were working on a project in Brazil to research on spirituality. She was very excited, because she was working with Marina. In the beginning of 2012, Paula called me. M: I did a show with Paula Garcia, a Brazilian Performance Artist. Our Editor in Chief, Chintia Kirana in conversation with Director Marco Del Fiol talks about the journey, film, and Marina.Ĭ: How did this this project come into fruition? Directed by Marco Del Fionel, Marina Abramovic In Brazil: The Space in Between is now available on Vimeo. The documentary reveals the artist’s research on sacred rituals and spiritual communities in the midst of the exuberant natural landscape of Brazil. This is a film about Abramović’s spiritual journey through Brazil in pursuit of what she calls “people and places of power” and the links between art and spi rituality. She recently published a memoir, Walk Through Wall and a documentary, The Space in Between. © 2013 Marco AnelliĪt 70, the grandmother of performance art is more active than ever.
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