Inde Est. Blackberry painting

Inde Est showcases Enrico Ghezzi's artistic contribution at the ancient Church of San Ludovico in Venice during the third Internet Pavilion: The Unconnected. This performance is inspired by the Latin phrase "fugit hora, hoc quod loquor inde est," which translates to "time flees, and what I am saying already belongs to it." Ghezzi's 8-hour mute speech reflects the out-of-sync effect characteristic of his work on Fuori Orario, a broadcast dedicated to avant-garde cinema.

Filmmaker Miltos Manetas adds another layer to this performance by capturing Ghezzi in the space of the Internet Pavilion. He employs the concept of BlackBerry Painting, blending recording and painting in real-time. This method has been a staple in Manetas's artistic practice since he began using smartphones. The combination of Ghezzi's performance and Manetas's visual approach creates a compelling intersection of cinema, art, and technology.