"BODY" on display at Palazzo Monti from 26 June

BODY, the film written and directed by Tommaso Ottomano and former protagonist of nss magazine's DIGITAL COVER N05, will be among the titles present at Pazzo Palazzo 2.0, the Palazzo Monti review that will be staged in Brescia from June 26th to July 26th. Ottomano's work addresses the theme of sexual identity and the dichotomy between natural purity and artificial control, that is the possibility of modifying it by adapting it to personal desires by exploring the relationship between mental and physical self, through the stories and bodies of Elettra, Antonio, Sara, Lolita, Numa, Moussa and Mari, both dressed and naked.

In the heart of Brescia, Palazzo Monti is located in a historic building of the thirteenth century decorated with frescoes from 1750. Converted into an atelier, the spaces of the Palazzo were then used by creatives to experiment with different artistic practices: painting, photography, sculpture, visual arts, design, poetry, performance and dance. Completely independent, the project was founded in 2017, financed and curated by the collector and curator Edoardo Monti.