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ManifestoSuperCamp. Il Festival di XFarm Agricoltura Prossima

Manifesto SuperCamp is an experience of co-living, co-creation, and awareness-raising, active, generous, multidisciplinary, collective, immersive and visionary. A generator of reflections, conversations, and actions, a place of nature for nature.

Launched for the first time in 2020 as a hybrid event combining camping, best agricultural, ecological and social practices, symposium, research workshops and an art festival, it returns this year, after one year of regenerative break, with an edition dedicated to the topic of seed and based on relational ecosystems.

All-day-long, from Tuesday 30.06 to Saturday 04.07.2026

In Contrada Montemadre and in Contrada Paretone Piccolo,

in San Vito dei Normanni (BR)
ALTO SALENTO, APULIA

REGISTRATION OPEN !!!

SéMenti: plurality of elements. A seed is a possibility, an origin in potential.
Biodiversity and climate change, quality of life and economic growth, colonisation and exploitation, scientific knowledge and local wisdom, minorities and migration, self-awareness and loneliness, active citizenship and social enterprise, peasant agriculture, and food sovereignty. These are some of the major themes that the journey of seeds can explore, highlighting the deep interaction between society and ecosystems.

Returning to the root, getting to the core of things, corresponds to understanding the deeper meaning, the essence. This is what we will try to do: through music, theatre, dance, and high-quality and nourishing food, while exploring seeds and sowing practices, the festival will host artistic residencies, testimonies, workshops, and round tables, weaving together encounters, exchanges, and knowledge.

Discover all the residencies you can take part in

[Inhabit the Space]

Ephemeral Walls. Redefining Spatiality through a Collective Construction Site

“Considering that every intervention is an ‘act of care toward the territory’, how do you imagine that the use of organic and reversible materials can transform your perception of the boundary between natural environment and built space?”

 

The Residency

Ephemeral Walls is a participatory art project that tries to listen to the landscape’s needs. It is not only about building, but about activating a didactic workshop of self-construction. Participants will be guided through a process aimed at rediscovering the organic intelligence of matter, using ancient craft techniques revisited through innovative technological approaches.

The goal is the creation of a Land Art work: a spatial device that plays with the concepts of misplacement and discovery, merging the sacredness of the site chosen with the density of natural materials used for their ability to transform volume into experience.

The project promotes a new awareness of the environmental and urban context. The architect and the artist are no longer distant figures but return to direct contact with the material execution of the work. Every intervention is understood as an act of care toward the territory and prioritizing reversibility and the high social value of collective construction.

Residency’s activities

The process is structured in progressive phases, following the natural evolution of the project:

  • Exploration and analysis: On-site survey and study of the physical and tactile properties of the selected materials.
  • Design Dialogue: Collective design sessions to redefine the pathways and volumes of the work
  • Construction Site Setup: Preparation of the space and logistical management of materials.
  • Collective Building: Intensive building phase where the volume takes shape, generating new explorable geometries.
  • Return to the Landscape: Opening of the work and collective reflection on the value of temporariness and spatial transformation.

The Authors

The research of LAN_Laboratorio Architetture Naturali (consisting of Michele Todisco and Francesco Poli) focuses on the use of plant-based and recycled materials in architecture and art. Through collaborations with institutions and universities, LAN promotes a design culture based on aesthetic sustainability, showing that beauty and functionality can emerge from renewable resources and collective processes.

[Inhabit the Body]

Dance and physical theatre for bodily and energetic awareness

 

“What body should we cultivate in times of crisis?”

 

The Residency

A workshop for moving bodies, with live music, co-led by the Collective Looking for a Nest through the languages of dance, theatre, music, and caring touch.

Taking inspiration from the metaphor body-seed -as a shell of information- and from movement – as an essential life impulse- we will explore techniques to refine awareness and activate inner resources, to try generating possible eco-systems of coexistence, listening, and beauty, in relation to other bodies and to the environment that surrounds us.

 

“Participating in intimacy means connecting one’s inner experience to the world, bringing it back into the community”

 

Residency’s activities

  • Embodiment: Awakening and centring exercises
  • Contact / Self-contact: Seed-Body (exploring perceptual and inter-relational dimensions)
  • Transform / Self-transform: Mask-Body (creation of organic masks, their use and experimentation across visual arts and physical theatre)
  • Resonate / Tune: Rhythm-Body (creation of sound layers through loop station sampling, dances between repetition and beat)
  • Restituire/Integrarsi: Laboratorio Corpo-Collettivo (elaborazione degli elementi emersi nella residenza e creazione di piccole partiture teatrali o coreografiche)
  • Disembodiment: Release and unwinding exercises

 

The Authors

Demian Troiano Hackman (Genoa, 1984) is a dancer, actor, and performer with cross-disciplinary experience in holistic practices. He holds a degree in Performing Arts from the University of Bologna and a diploma from the European Shiatsu Institute in Milan. Over the years, he has collaborated with various dance and theatre companies at a national level (including Michela Lucenti – Balletto Civile, DEOS Ensemble, Simona Bertozzi – Nexus, Fattoria Vittadini, Giuliano Scarpinato, Fausto Russo Alesi). He is engaged in research and training through workshops on touch and movement, with a particular focus on the intersection between bodily languages and wellness practices.

Elisa Spina (1994, Ancona) is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer. After studying Psychology in Italy, she graduated in B.A. Tanz at the Folkwang Universität der Künste in Germany (2015–2019). Since 2018, she has worked as a dancer and performer in Italy and abroad with photographer Isabelle Wenzel, Compagnia Naturalis Labor, Balletto Civile, Compagnia Bellanda, and Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch. She is currently studying at the European Shiatsu Institute in Florence, collaborating with Olimpia Fortuni and Pierandrea Rosato, and developing her research, often inspired by the sonic world of folklore.

Matteo Principi (Ancona, 1992) is an actor, dancer, Hatha Yoga teacher, and mental coach. He graduated from the Teatro Stabile delle Marche School and later from the Piccolo Teatro di Milano School. He studied contemporary dance and physical theatre in Italy, Belgium, and Germany. He attended the Flöz Akademie and completed a three-year advanced training course directed by Adriana Borriello. As a dancer, he has performed with M. Lucenti, E. Cosimi, W. Vandekeybus, and A.M. Romano. Since 2022, he has been working in community-based projects and theatre education, placing the body and bodily awareness at the centre of his research.

Jessica Papaveri (Ancona, 1992) is a workshop facilitator and visual artist. She specialised in Art Therapy at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts after earning a BA in Visual Arts from Alma Mater Studiorum, University of Bologna. She has worked as a social worker in Argentina with minors at the Espacio Disparate Cultural Centre, and collaborated as a workshop facilitator with C.R.E.A.R., the rehabilitation centre of the Esteves psychiatric hospital in Temperley (Argentina). She later worked in Belgium, in Ghent, at Lejo vzw, where she trained in outdoor and experiential education.

Alessandro Baro (Ancona, 1993) is a musician, songwriter, and composer. He began studying music at the age of eleven and moved to Dublin at 18, where he started working as a street artist. In 2017, in Pakistan, his encounter with the percussion master ‘Dhol’ Pappu Sain marked a turning point in his artistic growth. Seven years later, he released his debut album “Prima Del Tempo”, an exploration between acoustic sound and live electronics, where raw and visceral lyrics explore the human/nature relationship, drawing from personal stories and everyday details. He is currently producing a new album/concert “Per la magia”, rooted in folk and traditional music, integrating instruments such as didgeridoo, Weissenborn guitar, and stompbox.

[Inhabit the Imagination]

CARTOGRAPHIES – Manifesto of an unknown land

 

“Which is the relationship with the landscape we live in? How would we like to inhabit it? Is it possible to imagine a landscape of the future?

 

La Residenza

CARTOGRAPHIES – Manifesto of an unknown land is a collective geographical imagination workshop conceived and led by the director Paola Di Mitri.

It is an artistic and participatory space that invites participants to question their relationship with the landscape and to imagine possible futures.

The project unfolds as a collective process: starting from a critical observation of the space participants inhabit, the work invites them to step away from it in order to collectively shape an imaginary, alternative, and possible landscape.

As if a deserted land were opening up before us.
As if we had a map to draw.
As if a new country were manifesting to us.

Through practices of mapping, writing, the creation of visual and sound archives, and performative language, this world takes shape: geographies, rules, inhabitants, and narratives emerge from the questions of the present.

The process is based on continuous and horizontal exchange among participants. Every choice, from the construction of the map to the definition of the rules, arises from practices of listening, negotiation, and shared decision-making.

 

“We become different people depending on the landscapes we inhabit. Within landscapes, we learn how to walk, orient ourselves, and recognise ourselves within a culture born from the intertwining of natural and human elements. But the opposite is also true: we are the ones who generate landscapes through our everyday choices. Every decision is a dialogue between what exists and what does not yet exist (or perhaps will no longer exist). For this reason, the quality of our choices depends on our capacity for imagination.”

 

Residency’s activities

  • GROUP WORK AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE_Building a temporary community and developing a critical observation of the contemporary landscape through listening, dialogue and shared imagination, connected to the topics of territorial transformation, ecological crisis, and coexistence.
  • IMAGINING AN UNKNOWN LAND_ Starting from the reflections that emerge, the group creates a map and shapes a collective imaginary geography, a symbolic land made of natural spaces, human settlements, boundaries, and future possibilities.
  • BUILDING AN ARCHIVE
    Creation of a visual and narrative archive composed of photographs, documents, images, objects, and sound materials.
  • DELEGATIONS AND THE ORGANIZATION OF THE LAND_The group organises itself into delegations dedicated to the different areas of the imagined land. Through discussion and exchange, rules, relationships, and common principles emerge, leading to the creation of a Constitutional Charter for the land.
  • DOCUMENTING THE LAND_Collecting texts, images, sounds, and traces of the imagined territory in order to build a collective memory of the journey.

The Director

Paola Di Mitri is a director and author working in theatre, cinema, and visual arts. Her work intertwines stage and cinematic language, archival materials, and landscape observation practices, addressing social, political, and environmental themes.
She created the video installations Terre Sconosciute [FLOR] (2024) and Da qui in poi ci sono i leoni (Romaeuropa 2023). Among her theatre productions are Vita Amore Morte e Rivoluzione (Romaeuropa 2022) and Libya. Back Home (Festival delle Colline Torinesi, Internazionale a Ferrara, Romaeuropa 2019). In cinema, she is the author of the films Qui non c’è niente di speciale (Best Documentary Award at the Salina Doc Fest 2022) and Comunisti (Official Selection at the 40th Torino Film Festival 2022). She is currently working on the screenplay for the film Il Grande Buco, co-produced by ZaLab, Rai Cinema, and 13 Prod. She is also the creator of Cartografie Workshop, a project exploring the relationship between imagination and geography as a space for shared transformation.

Scopri il ciclo di formazione agroecologica e tutti i laboratori pomeridiani a cui puoi iscriverti!

 

09.30-12.30 + 17.00-19.00

“FeelingThinking through Threads and Weavings” / LaboratoriALI / with / Gramigna (un progetto di Tracanelupa)

 

17.00-19.00

“Building the Anthropos of Desires” / LaboratoriALI / with / La Luna nel Pozzo

“Building the Anthropos of Desires” / LaboratoriALI / with / Angelo Giordano

 

17.00-19.00

“Building the Anthropos of Desires” / LaboratoriALI / with / La Luna nel Pozzo

“Invite to sowing. Handmade paper printing and bookbinding production” / LaboratoriALI / with / i Portatori di Gioia

“Soil & Seed: exploring the soil and the needs of the seed” / INFORMAzione / with / Antonio Di Giorgio @ Deafal ETS

9.30-12.00

Plant & Forest: unveiling agroforestry” / INFORMAzione / with / Antonio Di Giorgio @ Deafal ETS

 

17.00-18.30

“Active citizenship on agroforestry” / INFORMAzione / with / Anna Morera e Nadia Abagnale @ Deafal ETS

“Postcards from the Festival. Paper, clay, monotype printing, and collage” / LaboratoriALI / with / Guendalina Ravazzoni

10.30-12.30

“Matrix prints. The Notebook, a field to sow” / LaboratoriALI / with / Guendalina Ravazzoni

 

16.30-17.30

“From the fruit to the seed” / LaboratoriALI / with / Angelo Giordano @ BE

 

17.00-18.30

“Postcards from the Festival. Paper, clay, monotype printing, and collage” / LaboratoriALI / with / Guendalina Ravazzoni

10.00-11.30

“Matrix prints. The Notebook, a field to sow” / LaboratoriALI / with / Guendalina Ravazzoni

“Cultivating work. Seeds of awareness: energy, time, lmits” / LaboratoriALI / with / NATworking

 

16.30-18.00

“Cultivating work. Seeds of awareness: energy, time, lmits” / LaboratoriALI / with / NATworking

“Postcards from the Festival. Paper, clay, monotype printing, and collage” / LaboratoriALI / with / Guendalina Ravazzoni

__“Agroecology Human Library” / LaboratoriALI //con/ Anna Morera e Nadia Abagnale @ Deafal ETS

All festival activities are open to everyone,

with no need for any prior experience.

Manifesto Super Camp is the festival of XFarm Agricoltura Prossima, a project by the Cooperativa Qualcosa di Diverso, which this year returns with a special edition made possible

with the participation of:

@LAN_Laboratorio Architetture Naturali

@Collettivo Looking for a Nest

@Paola Di Mitri

@Libera Contro le Mafie

@Associazione Terra!

@Deafal ETS

@Emita

@Spartans Italia

@ReteSemiRurali

@Diversidad y Desarrollo

@AngeloGiordano

@BorgoEgnazia

@TerraNuova

@NATworking

@Tracanelupa

@Guendalina Ravazzoni

@iPortatori di Gioia

@CasaLaboratorio degli Urri

@Stefania Chinzari

@Teatro laLuna nelPozzo

@World Music Academy

 

Manifesto Super Camp 2026 is an initiative made possible thanks to the support of:

fund_MSC

With the support of:

sostegno MSC

With the media partnership of:

media partner

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