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EnglishIn recent years, the health spa experience has become a popular and widespread social practice. The quest for bodily relaxation and wellness is permeating the needs of contemporary society, as a way of counteracting the stressful pace of city life. What is more, health spa centre designers are increasingly integrating thermal services with spaces dominated by moving-image installations, to add an extra dimension to the relaxing and revitalizing experience. As a case study, I will examine the installations of the QC Termemilano Spa & Wellness health centre. the case study will be examined here through the lens of film and moving-image studies and, in particular, from an aesthetic perspective, leaving socio-economic implications aside. The spa moving-image experience will be framed as a new practice for experiencing moving images and sounds. The analysis is conducted with a focus on the synaesthetic aspects of the sensory-motor and perceptual involvement of the subjects who can be considered as spectators in search of relaxing sensations in a restful environment, rather than merely as customers.
D'aloia, A., Waterbodies: Moving-image installations at Termemilano Spa, <<SCREENING THE PAST>>, 2011; (32): 1-14 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/6826]
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| Titolo: | Waterbodies: Moving-image installations at Termemilano Spa | |
| URL: | http://www.screeningthepast.com/2011/11/waterbodies-moving-image-installations-at-termemilano-spa/ | |
| Data di pubblicazione: | 2011 | |
| Abstract: | In recent years, the health spa experience has become a popular and widespread social practice. The quest for bodily relaxation and wellness is permeating the needs of contemporary society, as a way of counteracting the stressful pace of city life. What is more, health spa centre designers are increasingly integrating thermal services with spaces dominated by moving-image installations, to add an extra dimension to the relaxing and revitalizing experience. As a case study, I will examine the installations of the QC Termemilano Spa & Wellness health centre. the case study will be examined here through the lens of film and moving-image studies and, in particular, from an aesthetic perspective, leaving socio-economic implications aside. The spa moving-image experience will be framed as a new practice for experiencing moving images and sounds. The analysis is conducted with a focus on the synaesthetic aspects of the sensory-motor and perceptual involvement of the subjects who can be considered as spectators in search of relaxing sensations in a restful environment, rather than merely as customers. | |
| Lingua: | Inglese | |
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| Citazione: | D'aloia, A., Waterbodies: Moving-image installations at Termemilano Spa, <<SCREENING THE PAST>>, 2011; (32): 1-14 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/6826] | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | Articolo in rivista, Nota a sentenza |
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