Paola Tittarelli’s ‘living room’ in her villa on the Panoramica has officially reopened. He reopened for a special lady: Marina Abramovic. An armored evening, for a few close friends, also because the character would have attracted an army of people. Because even those who are not familiar with the metaverse, with three-dimensional glasses and holograms, would have done anything to see and perhaps even talk to this artist known not only on a continental level, but throughout the world. A sort of icon of the new frontiers of art, Marina Abramovic, the artist who burned in a flash all the available tickets for her ‘appearance’ today at Villa Imperiale and then at the Rossini theatre. As always, great hostess Paola Tittarelli: “I thought it was an intimate dinner”, Marina Abramovic told her. And for the hostess of 30-40 people it’s a living room story. Then the health-conscious exchange: “But how does he keep himself like this?” asked Abromavoc. And Tittarelli: “I don’t drink and I don’t smoke.” Then the landlady adds: “I dedicate this evening to my sister Milena because the only serious thing in life is death”.
The arrival of Marina Abramovic, complete with bodyguard in tow, all in black, was like an apparition for the ladies present – many more women than men – so they took souvenir selfies. Alongside her is director Todd Eckert who will talk with her at the theater today.
Marina Abramovic arrived accompanied by the administration’s general staff starting from Daniele Vimini, Alessia Morani (she will appeal for the recount of the ballots), the new mayor Andrea Biancani, later also Matteo Ricci, the prefect Emanuela Saveria Greco. Then Alessio Vlad, a friend of Federica Tittarelli, former board of director of the Rof, who moved from the Rome theater to Parma. And also Roberto D’Agostino, open shirt and a large cross tattooed on his chest, very hieratic, accompanied by his wife. D’Agostino had a long and in-depth conversation with Alessia Morani. With them a long list of exponents of the city’s best youth.
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