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Industria Indipendente is in residence at BASE to develop a new production that explores the transformative power of writing through the figures of Don Quixote and Kathy Acker.
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Get matched →Industria Indipendente is in residence at BASE to develop a new production. The project features two characters, both real and fantastical (Don Quixote and Kathy Acker), who serve as sources and figures to narrate the transformative power of writing. This is set within the fiction of an eclipse that splits the sky, ready to put everything to sleep except them.
Industria Indipendente is an artistic collective founded by Erika Z. Galli and Martina Ruggeri, working across performance, music, writing, and visual arts. Their research is rooted in language—an extended writing that inscribes itself on bodies, in environments, and on surfaces. It transforms into action and performativity, liquefies and expands through sound, voice, and light, dissolving the boundaries between self and other, between here and elsewhere. Their research has generated hybrid formats and spaces like Merende, in residence at Angelo Mai (Rome) since 2018. In 2024, they presented their first solo exhibition, BLUE BLUE BLUE LIMBO, in Turin. The project, created in collaboration with NERO Editions, will also lead to the launch of a perfume scheduled for this November.
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