UCCI UCCI is a duo of artists and researchers composed of Salvatore Crucitti and Gloria Zeppilli. The artistic research of UCCI UCCI is based on the anthropological-ethnographic approach to art. The projects address cultural and social issues through a multidisciplinary and relational artistic practice, with the intention of evoking territories, subcultures and cultures that are hidden or close to extinction. The artistic research is elaborated in cinematographic, theatrical and visual art works.
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About us
Gloria Zeppilli, 1998 She graduated in "Sculpture" and "Sculpture and New Applied Technologies" at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, with the thesis "Beyond domination. The act of creation as subversive to the dominant system" and "Notes and attempts for a hypertext work" which you write with the supervisor Paolo Canevari. Since 2020 you have been collaborating with Salvatore Crucitti founding the artistic research collective "UCCI UCCI". She currently conducts her research at the Black Kit, the International Archive of Performing Arts founded by Boris Nieslony, Cologne (Germany).
Salvatore Crucitti, 1998 He studied "Audiovisual Theories and Techniques" at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, and then graduated in 2022 in "Directing" at the "Silvio d'Amico" National Academy of Dramatic Arts. Winner of the 2021 "European Young Theater" award for best show (Festival dei due mondi Spoleto). her latest project (Ninnoli) received a special mention from the jury at the 2022 Scenario Childhood Award. Since 2020 you have been collaborating with Gloria Zeppilli founding the artistic research collective "UCCI UCCI". He currently conducts his research at the Black Kit, the International Archive of Performing Arts founded by Boris Nieslony, Cologne (Germany).