What would Hell look like today? What sins define our era?

The international tour "Divina Commedia 2.0 – Inferno" reinterprets Dante's vision through a multimedia show that brings together 20 artists – 9 composers and 9 visual artists – alongside the musicians of Duo HESPERUS (Costin Soare and Ioan Bănescu). Nine works composed for the first time in Romania for guitar duo and tape will be accompanied by original video projections (animation, photography, film), creating an intense and contemporary audio-visual experience.
The sins of the medieval world—gluttony, greed, boasting, wrath—are reinterpreted in the mirror of the present: hyper-consumption, instrumentalized sexuality, digital manipulation, media narcissism. It is a contemporary Inferno, where the guitar becomes a miniature orchestra and the electronic band amplifies the voices of the present.

A project about our limits and about art as a way of crossing them.

The last stop of the tour, which took place in six cities in Romania and abroad, is at Casa Tranzit in Cluj-Napoca, on Saturday, November 8, starting at 7 p.m.

Organizer: KITHARALOGOS Cultural Association
With the support of: Tecnoservice Equipment SRL; Savvy Finance; Ansett Logistics.
Partners: Elite Art Gallery; George Enescu National University of Arts, Iași; Filamonica Moldova, Iași; Romanian Cultural Institute; Accademia di Romania in Roma – Romanian Cultural Institute; Propatria Romanian-Italian Cultural Association; ProPatria Festival; Korrespondenzen Baden-baden e.V.; Romanian Cultural Institute Vienna; Meridian Festival; SNR-SIMC, ISCM Romanian Section; National University of Music in Bucharest; Tranzit Foundation.

Media partners: Agerpres, Observator Cultural, RFI Romania, Radio Romania Muzical, Radio Romania Cultural, Radio Clasic, Agenția de Carte.ro, Liternet.ro, BookHub.ro, România Pozitivă.

Cultural project co-financed by the National Cultural Fund Administration.
The project does not necessarily represent the position of the National Cultural Fund Administration. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the project or how the results of the project may be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the funding.