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Ciak, respira

A short film shot on film, based on a journey of existential and literary liberation.​

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Directed by                                                        Matilde Giampieri

Production design                                            Zoran Trevisan

Screenplay and performer                                     Isaperlair

    Ucronìa

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An art project born out of the friendship between Matilde and me, Ucronìa subverts temporal planes and the boundaries between the arts to bring to the stage a fusion of classical, concrete and ambient music, featuring experimental soundscapes and poetic interludes.

 

The collaboration stems from an intimate fusion of poetry, sound and image, creating alternative worlds where the mind has the space to think and create diachronic, surreal and subversive realities.

Dense Water

Originating from a work of visual poetry, "Dense Water" has been printed as an unbound book: the pages inside are loose and can be arranged by the reader, whilst the dust jacket is made of rice paper.

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Book in glossy card

20 pages

17x23 cm

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Report Terreno

“Quando sono morta”, “L’Arte di liberarsi” and “Risvegli” compose the Report Terreno series. Thirty hand-numbered copies have been printed.

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Fanzine

15x21 cm

The Art Chapter Festival 

In 2025, I took part as an exhibitor at the fair dedicated to experimentation and editorial research linked to contemporary art at Base, Milan, with the three-part editorial project "Report Terreno" and individual cyanotype works.

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In 2026, I joined the exhibition with Ucronìa project, presenting a series of fanzines comprising writings and film photographs printed on a Risograph, hybrid prints combining cyanotypes and film photographs developed in the darkroom from early 20th-century Belgian negatives, and the visual poetry work "Dense Water".

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Plurabelle wakes exhibition

A poetry exhibition featuring works on paper in which reality has been explored through a philosophical lens, with the aim of, in turn, stimulating the readers’ own perspective. 

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The exhibition was held at the Meno Uno gallery in Milan during May 2024.

© 2026 Isaperlair All Rights Reserved 

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