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Vincenzo Raponi VINCENZO RAPONI Lighting designer Degree: Psychology Languages: English, Spanish Address: Via Gaspare Finali,7 - 00179 Roma Tel. +39 06 7840404 Mob. +39 3927515375 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.vincenzoraponi.com I was born in Latina and here I started working in the theater when I was 16 as an electrician in the company of theater for children "Il Baule". Subsequently I have accumulated experience in many companies of prose: the first between these that I like to remember is the one made in the company Salvo Randone then move to that of Valeria Moriconi, Mario Scaccia, Arnoldo Foa, Marina Confaloni, Massimo Venturiello and with directors such as F .Tiezzi, M. Sciaccaluga, G. Cobelli, G. Solari. In my career as an electrician place deserves the great experience of ten made at the ROF Pesaro: this was my real gym where I met technicians and artists of the highest quality and where I grew further. "You were not made to live as brutes, but to follow virtude and knowledge" (Dante Inf.XXVI) ....... So while I was working I took a degree in Psychology. But a jump much more important in my career when I made in 1997, I was asked to debut as Lighting Designer: brighten, color, define and emphasize atmospheres through light. A difficult art that you never stop to discover and develop: started as a fantastic adventure with the special world of light and in my hands I saw the realization of a dream that I continue to live to this day. Outside of the world of entertainment I increase and apply my knowledge in the art and architecture: from the permanent lighting of the Madonna of the Pellegrini by Caravaggio in 1999, I then lit several exhibitions of various kinds and collaborate actively since 2012 with the Officina delle Zattere in Venice. In the field of architectural pride of a great friendship and a fictitious collaboration with the architect Fulvio Caputo with the study of which "C and C" we have made interesting works. 2015 Alceste CW Gluck directed by by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) Lighting of the front side of 'Hotel Ca' Sagredo on the Grand Canal (Venice) 2014 Maometto II directed by the Maestro Pier Luigi Pizza Opera of Rome The Ballo in Maschera directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Arena di Verona) Lighting of the Church of the Cappuccini in Rome following the restoration cared for Dr. Giorgio Leone Lighting of the fresco in the church of Santo Stefano by Giovan Battista Canal in Martellago (Venice) 2013 La Gioconda by Ponchielli directed by by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome) Tosca Puccini directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome Terme di Caracalla) Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni directed byof Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome Terme di Caracalla) Carlos Kleiber directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi Spoleto Festival dei 2Mondi Palazzo Mocenigo Between Fashion and Fragrance preparation of Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) Passaggetto Urban VIII restoration by dr. Giorgio Leone (Palazzo del Quirinale Rome) Staging and lighting installation of Master Zhong Biao (Venice Art Biennale) Lights for the hall museum dedicated to Luigi Luzzatti at Palazzo Loredan (Venice) 2012 Rinaldo Handel directed byof Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Ravenna) Battle of Legnano Verdi directed by the Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Parma) Attila Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Teatro Costanzi in Rome) Attila Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome Terme di Caracalla) 2011 Don Giovanni Mozart directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Bologna) Così Fan Tutte Mozart directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Ancona) 2010 I Vespri Siciliani Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Parma) One day in the United Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Parma) Powder Her Face Thomas Adès directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Lugo di Romagna) Juditha Triumphans Vivaldi directed by by Massimo Gasparon (Macerata Opera Festival) Attila Verdi directed by by Massimo Gasparon (Macerata Opera Festival) The Turn of the Screw Britten directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) 2009 Die tote Stadt E. W. Korngold directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) The javelin-tipped gold Calasso directed by by Giorgio Marini (Venice Fond. Nove) Mozart directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds) Musicians directing and staging of Massimo Venturiello and Tosca (Borgio Verezzi) Juliet, Romeo and motives of love of the theater staging Impiria directed by Andrea Castelletti (Verona) Salome Strauss directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Auditorium de Tenerife) Turandot Puccini directed Maestro Roberto De Simone inauguration of the Teatro Petruzzelli 2008 Neues vom Tage Hindemith directed Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Ancona) Death in Venice Britten directed by Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) The Twins F. Jaeggy directed by Giorgio Marini (Milan) The Puritans Bellini directed by Paolo Panizza (Bergamo) 2007 Ernani Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Trieste) Happy Eyes I. Bachmann directed by Giorgio Marini (Rome) The Prince of Youth Riz Ortolani directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) Falstaff Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Bologna) Closed for Western Theater Impiria directed by Paolo Panizza (Verona) 2006 Attila Verdi directed by the Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi. (Naples) Farinelli Arcano in-hand with the dance company of Tony Candeloro (Monselice) Lysistrata a show of amateur actors (Rome) Gastone directed by Massimo Venturiello with Tosca (Asti) The Argonauts and the Teatro dei luoghi directed by Alessandro Mezzetti (Rome) 2005 Semiramide Rossini directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome) Rossini's La Cenerentola directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Á Coruña) Elegy for Young Lovers W. Henze directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Ancona) The Coronation of Poppea Monteverdi directed by the Director Rinaldo Alessandrini (Salamanca). A Dream directed by Luca Veggetti (Bologna) Glass in the world today, an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) 2004 Danzar Verdi directed by friend and Maestro Paolo Panizza (Piacenza) Gershwin directed by Walter Majestic (Rome) La Forza del Destino Verdi directed by Paolo Panizza (Busseto) The Storm J. Sibelius directed by R. Recchia (Nights Malatestiane) On the high seas and Suonatina directed by Stefano Alleva The Invisible City installation of lights in Falconara (Ancona) Franco Maria Ricci, an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Colorno) 2003 The Turkish in Italy with Rossini directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Lecce) Die Zauberflöte Mozart directed by the Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome) Tancredi Rossini directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi. (Rome) The Pisanella D'Annunzio and directed by R. Recchia (Nights Malatestiane) Caveman directed by Vincenzo Failla (Ortigia Catania) 2002 Der Fliegende Holländer directed by Master W. Herzog (Erfurt) Verdi's Il Trovatore directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Bilbao) King Idomeneo of Crete Mozart directed by the Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Ancona) The Italian in Algiers Rossini directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Pavia) La Traviata Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Lisbon) Le pauvre matelot D. Milhaud, directed by P. Mailler (Lugo) Une éducation manquée Chabrier directed by P. Mailler (Lugo) Nina or crazy for love N. Dlayrac directed by R. Recchia (Catholic) So it is (if you like) L. Pirandello directed by Walter Manfrè (Pescara) 2001 I Due Foscari Verdi directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome) Candido L. Sciascia directed by Walter Manfrè (Palermo) Poetry shows directed by Maestro Walter Majestic (Rome) Carillon with the dance company extreme Kitonb (Rome) 2000 La Scala di Seta Rossini directed by luca De Filippo (ROF) Otello Rossini directed by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Covent Garden) A Picture Gallery of the seventeenth century an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Ajaccio) Yemen an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Rome) Gianni Schicchi by Puccini directed by F. Sparvoli (Messina) Harlequin F. Busoni directed by F. Sparvoli (Messina) 1999 Die Zauberflöte Mozart directed by the Maestro Werner Herzog (Catania) Adina Rossini directed by Moni Ovadia (ROF) Arta Serse J. Adolf Hasse and directed by Massimo Gasparon (Lugo) Die Königin von Saba Karl Goldmark directed by Patrick Mailler (Wexford) Straszny Arthur S. Moniuszko directed by Michal Znaniecki (Wexford) Siberia U. Giordano directed by Fabio Sparvoli (Wexford) 1998 L’Italiana in Algeri Mosca directed by by F. Ripa di Meana (Lugo) I Capuleti ei Montecchi Bellini directed by G. Marini (Reggio Emilia) Fosca: C. Gomes directed by G. Agostinucci (Wexford) Šarlatán P. Haas directed by John Abulafia (Wexford) I cavalieri di Ekebù R. Zandonai directed by Gabriele Vacis (Wexford) 1997 Elena da Feltre S. Mercadante directed by Sonja Frisel (Wexford) Rusalka A.Dargomïzhsky directed by Dmitri Bertman (Wexford) La Fiamma O. Respighi directed by Franco Ripa di Meana (Wexford) Sappho of G.Pacini directed by F. Ripa di Meana (Reggio Emilia) Art and Exhibitions The Madonna of the Pilgrims by Caravaggio in the church of Sant 'Agostino (Roma) Santa Cecilia. in the church of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere From 2002 to 2005 various exhibitions in Rome in Palazzo Ruspoli edited by Ezio Frigerio: Cleopatra, Velázquez, Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza, The Borgias, Christina of Sweden, The Treasures of the Aztecs. In Malatesta in Rimini Sismundo Malatesta and His Time (2004) and Constantine the Great(2005) From 2005 to 2008, in Forlì I designed the lights for exhibitions Palmezzano, Silvestro Lega, Carracci 2004 Franco Maria Ricci, an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Colorno) 2005 Glass in the world today, an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Venice) 2009 Father Matteo Ricci an exhibition curated by Maestro Pier Luigi Pizzi (Vatican) 2012 Beginning as a collaboration Lighting designer at the Workshop of the Zattere in Venice 2013 Rome at the time of Caravaggio at Palazzo Venezia in Rome 2012/2013 Lighting Capuchin’s church in Rome 2014 Lighting of altarpieces and the Capuchin’s church in Rome Fashion 2007 Fashion shows Gattinoni in Campidoglio square (Roma) .
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