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This article is the result of the thesis project carried out as a graduation requirement for the Master’s in Scenic Arts degree from Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. It addressed how a staging can become a real tridimensional picture through the study and revision of Adolphe Appia’s theories, a pioneer using the term “scenic painting”, taking as starting point geometry and light. How the actor and the set design compose just one tridimensional body and starting with the technical aspect a real picture inhabited by the actor-character is developed. The conclusion is that actor and space are bodies affect and influence one another and staging becomes the home which is the poetic image and independent body that breathes only during the play.
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