November 15: Rotoscoping Workshop with Adriana Copete and Talk by Michela Villani

Saint Agatha

Join CAMS on Wednesday, November 15th from 4pm to 7:30pm in Gilman 479 for an animation workshop with Adriana Copete from 4:00pm-5:45pm followed by a talk by Michela Villani from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.

Rotoscoping Workshop with Adriana Copete: Devoti tutti Art Direction and Animation Insight

Adriana Copete, Art Director and Lead Animator for Devoti Tutti

Sneak peek into the world of art direction and animation process. Take a look at Agatha’s character from visual development to post production. Create your own version of the character using art materials and AI text to image generative tools.

Understand the process of rotoscoping and create a workshop rotoscoped exquisite corps.

Rotoscoping Workshop with Adriana Copete: Devoti tutti Art Direction and Animation Insight

Sexual and Gender-based Violence and Reparative Aesthetics in Visual Productions

Michela Villani, HES-SO – School of Social Work Fribourg

Based on her previous research, Michela Villani will revisit the notion of “reparation” as expressed by women who have undergone female genital mutilation (FGM) and who undertake a course of clitoral reconstruction. She will then draw a parallel between the reconstruction paths of women who have undergone FGM and those of women who have been victims of sexual violence. This will be done by analyzing a photographic exhibition on sexual violence realized in collaboration with the victims. Finally, she will analyze the figure of Sante Agata, as presented in Bernadette Wegenstein’s film, as an icon of feminism offering a virtually traced path of reparation and return to the self. We’ll see that the aesthetic choice of these images (photography, film) acquires a reparative function through a profound transformation of the subject, who is rehabilitated to rewrite her history.

Sexual and Gender-based Violence and Reparative Aesthetics in Visual Productions
talk by Michela Villani