
Static trapeze, fakir, clown
GHETTO depicts addiction as a silent predator, trapping its protagonist in a vicious cycle where fleeting pleasure inevitably dissolves into despair. Yet within this stark contrast between illusion and reality, a ray of hope gradually surfaces — a path to healing forged through the transformative power of suffering and resilience.
Marcelo Nunes is an author and performer in a perpetual search for novelty, influenced by his experiences in Brazil and Europe. His practice focuses on three techniques: trapeze, clowning, and fakir, exploring the wild nature of humanity. Since his first piece PACEMAKER, he has expressed his world view through a unique artistic language. Marcelo Nunes sees the body as a tool for communication, delving into both the cruelty and beauty of the human condition. On stage, he invites the audience into a genuine dialogue, revealing a humanity that is often concealed. Through his creations, he seeks to create a poetic resonance between artist and audience.
