January 2020
Set Design — Visualization Techniques World Academy Tutor: Jorge Sá
 A woman who contradicts the ideal prototype of her time, the archetype of a witch who ingeniously escapes from her bonfire. Medea appears as a character who rejects traditional conformism, rebelling with the world around her, she is independent, autonomous and wisely convinces all those who go against her wishes. In this interpretation, Medea ascends to the skies, carrying out her plan of revenge in a carriage reminiscent of fairy tales, abandoning Jason at the fire he lit for himself. The audience is also an integral element of the show in this final moment, as its reflections appear in a mirrored staircase. Everything ends and Medea flies, she is free.
Scenic design proposal for an opera: Aria: E che? Io son Medea
Front View
Material Details
Carriage: supporting metal structure and substructure lined with mirrored glass tiles.
Flames: they are cut out of acrylic plates and LED light strips are attached along their contour. These acrylic cut pieces will be supported on rails of the same material.
Floor: covered in black linoleum.
Stairs: supporting metal structure and substructure lined with modular mirrors.
Wings: metallic structure covered with chicken wire. This mesh is later coated with purple-colored feathers.
Synthesis Collage
Costumes and Props visual proposal