Giulia Currà
is a mover, artist, and witch since 1988, dedicated to resignifying the removalist trade, read through the legacy of the Southern Question, and the concept of the fragile body, through poetic and magical gesture. She founded Traslochi Emotivi, a congregation of performative, exhibition, and editorial artistic apparitions, and Casa Cicca Museum, a private home turned collection open to the public. She collaborates with Gilda Von Rümelin and Cora Baratti, has published in Flash Art and Zero, and curates site-specific projects such as Happy Victims, Killer Plastic 0, Milan. She won the 13th Italian Council talent grant with the project If You Move Something Happens. Her apparitions include Foodculture Days Festival (Vevey), Shmórevaz (Paris), Orto Parisi, FOG Performing Art Festival at Triennale Teatro Milano, the In-Ruins residency (Sibari), Manifesta 11 (Zurich), PlasmaPlastic (Milan), Silencio Club (Paris), the XV Venice Architecture Biennale, Printed Matter (New York), and Basilicata 2061 (Rotondella and Matera).