Divina(dot)com: Day Two

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Divina(dot)com: Day Two

Images from the second performance (on July 10, 2015) of The Florence Dance Company’s “Divina(dot)com”, featuring the art of Adi Da Samraj (in the background), and performed in association with ‘The Ascent of Orpheus’ exhibition at the Bargello Museum.

<div align=center>Naamleela Free Jones</div>

Naamleela Free Jones

<div align=center>the dancers</div>

the dancers

<div align=center>the dancers</div>

the dancers

<div align=center>the dancers</div>

the dancers

<div align=center>the dancers</div>

the dancers

<div align=center>the dancers</div>

the dancers

<div align=center>Keith Ferrone and Marga Nativo</div>

Keith Ferrone and Marga Nativo

<div align=center>Stefano Maurizi</div>

Stefano Maurizi

<div align=center>Helene Tavernier</div>

Helene Tavernier

<div align=center>Lorenzo Castiglia</div>

Lorenzo Castiglia

<div align=center>Stefano Maurizi</div>

Stefano Maurizi

<div align=center>Keith Ferrone with Yolandi McCormick-Daly</div>

Keith Ferrone with Yolandi McCormick-Daly

<div align=center>Naamleela Free Jones</div>

Naamleela Free Jones

<div align=center>After the performance</div>

After the performance

<div align=center>After the performance</div>

After the performance

<div align=center>After the performance</div>

After the performance

Naamleela Free Jones

Naamleela Free Jones performing the opening prelude for Divina(dot)com.
the dancers

Divina(dot)com day two.
the dancers

Divina(dot)com day two.
the dancers

Divina(dot)com day two.
the dancers

Divina(dot)com day two.
the dancers

Divina(dot)com day two.
Keith Ferrone and Marga Nativo

Keith Ferrone and Marga Nativo, Directors of the Florence Dance Company.
Stefano Maurizi

Stefano Maurizi's flowing piano style perfectly augments the dance and Adi Da's image art.
Helene Tavernier

Helene Tavernier sings lilting poetic phrases from Dante and Adi Da Samraj - "Reality Itself Is Truth Itself Is The Beautiful Itself".
Lorenzo Castiglia

Lorenzo Castiglia plays a passionate guitar solo during the finale scene of Inferno.
Stefano Maurizi

Stefano Maurizi's sublime piano is interwoven with the electronic sounds of Maurizio Fasolo of Pankow.
Keith Ferrone with Yolandi McCormick-Daly

Keith Ferrone, choreographer and director of Divina(dot)Com appears onstage in Paradiso, celebrating the transmission of tradition from generation to generation with the debut performance of Yolandi McCormick-Daly, the youngest performer of Fidget Feet.
Naamleela Free Jones

Naamleela Free Jones performs beautiful preludes to initiate each section of Divina.Com, original compositions themed to Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso.
After the performance

Naamleela Free Jones bows after the performance of Divine(dot)com.
After the performance

Naamleela Free Jones bows after the performance of Divine(dot)com
After the performance

Stefano Maurizi bows after the performance of Divina(dot)com.

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