Author: Manuela Morgaine

Manuela Morgaine is an artist, writer, filmmaker, and theater director. A Prix de Rome laureate in scenography, she has led Envers Compagnie since 1991, dedicating it to the creation of multidisciplinary works. She has authored several literary books and Radio Creation Workshops (ACR) broadcast on France Culture. She has lent her voice to numerous television and radio productions, and has directed about ten films, including LIGHTNING a legend in four seasons and recently FOR WAAD, an archival film on pre-war Syria, both of which enjoyed international renown. She has presented a series of performances at Galerie Maubert, Musée Picasso, Fondation Brownstone, Fondation Fiminco, and 7.5 (Isabelle Suret) in Paris. Currently, she is working on ORAKL, a gateway of ice and spoken word, and on the feature film ADIEU, a one-word film adapted from a philosophical study by Balzac. She is a member of the artist collective The Crown Letter, conceived by Natacha Nisic during the pandemic.