Orchestrating Spaces travels across a multitude of circuits and situations – the skin of the body, the walls of a house; driving to work, flying across the world; sitting in a garden or floating on a screen in a virtual meeting point. All these worlds – micro/macro, theoretical or real, discovered and lived, imagined, created virtually or in person –expand our notion of living. This stratification of situations on different levels helps us to understand how a person moving back home to Friuli after having lived in Rome for several years can feel much like a person that has moved to a foreign country. Abitare in Italian means ‘living’ but also suggests behaviour, clothing, and the intimacy of a home: a place in which humans create a sense of belonging. It can therefore be said that the construction of the house supports the construction of identity. ‘Orchestrating Spaces’ is an ode to the daily verse, the memories that accompany each humble human action. Retracing questions etched into the map of our minds, creating shelter; the bricklaying made extraordinary.

This presentation at Vitlycke-CPA marks a key moment in the project’s ongoing tour.
The performance reflects the evolving nature of the journey—carrying with it traces of every community it encounters, both virtual, physical, and imagined.
Audiences are invited into a choreographic world where body, memory, and space converge—raising questions about identity, migration, and connection across distance.
A Performative Exploration of Identity and Space.

Orchestrating Spaces is a multidisciplinary performance by longtime collaborators Sharon Estacio (US/PH/IT) and Giovanna Rovedo (IT), whose artistic research bridges dance, anthropology, and holistic practices. Supported by a Perform Europe 2024–2025 grant, the work explores how we relate to identity, space, and time through the embodied experience of the moving body.

This performance is part of their ongoing European tour across Italy, Sweden, and Finland, and follows a creative residency and workshop at Vitlycke.
Audiences are invited into a choreographic meditation where movement, presence, and context layer together—shifting between the intimate and the vast, the individual and the collective.

Welcome to experience this with us!