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  1. Im Rahmen der Ausstellung von Diego Marcon wird die Ausstellungshalle im Erdgeschoss der Kunsthalle Wien Museumsquartier für die Präsentation von La Gola (2024) umgestaltet, einem neuen Film, der in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève und dem Kunstverein in Hamburg ermöglicht wurde. Die Werke von Marcon bedienen sich ...

  2. Diego Marcon’s La Gola, translating to “the belly,” or more roughly, “the throat,” is an epistolary film that demonstrates the ability of language to convey powerful emotion when expression and visual indicators are implicit.

  3. La Gola. 35mm film, CGI animation, color, sound, 22'22'', 2024. Original Score: Federico Chiari. Voices: Claudia Albé; Diego Zuelli. Executive Producer: Camilla Romeo. Head of Art Department: Lorenzo Cianchi. Director of Photography: Pierluigi Laffi. Animation and Digital Effects: Diego Zuelli.

  4. Diego Marcon’s exhibition will see the ground floor space of Kunsthalle Wien in the Museumsquartier transformed for the presentation of La Gola (2024), a new film that has been co-commissioned with Centre d’Art Contemporain Genève and Kunstverein in Hamburg.

  5. Overview. La Gola (The Belly), Diego Marcons film commissioned by the Kunstverein in Hamburg, revolves around the correspondence between Gianni and Rossana. The two characters are portrayed by hyperrealistic dolls with digitally animated eyes and facial expressions.

  6. 30. Apr. 2024 · La Gola (The Belly), Diego Marcons film commissioned by the Kunstverein in Hamburg, revolves around the correspondence between Gianni and Rossana. The two characters are portrayed by hyperrealistic dolls with digitally animated eyes and facial expressions.

  7. La Gola is an epistolary film that follows an exchange of letters between two characters, Gianni and Rossana. Gianni recounts the many courses of a dinner prepared by his friend, a chef, while Rossana describes her ailing mother’s progressively worsening symptoms.