Sabrina Muzi - Rosso di sera

Rosso di sera (red sky at night) is an artwork about deprivation as self-offer, about donation and abandon, about desire and mutilation, in which the artist’s body is being offered through a series of cuts expressing feeling and affliction.
Portions of physicalness become relics: twenty-five plaits of my hair are orderly set on an ancient table, thus reminding of the night time of a love rite.
This video conveys the loss of a rational feeling to rather access an emotional dimension where the individual body becomes the symbol of the social body.