Coletta's: Dove Si Mangia Bene - Lily Fletcher
Multimedia
15 ft x 15 ft physical installation/ CRT video loop
鈥淐oletta鈥檚: Dove Si Mangia Bene鈥 is an interactive multimedia performative installation that delves into the history of the Coletta family, a prominent Italian-American clan rooted in Memphis.
Lily Fletcher
Lily Fletcher is a creative media maker, documentary filmmaker, and production manager double majoring in Media Production and Journalism. Her work focuses on nostalgia, memorabilia, and children鈥檚 media with an aesthetic emphasis on DIY and collage work, as well as stop motion, animation, and doodling. Her work has been featured in the student category of the Mimesis Documentary Festival, and she will be graduating Summa Cum Laude with an Honors Thesis focused on the educational development of children鈥檚 programming and is interested in pursuing a career in production management and development in children鈥檚 media.
Coletta's: Dove Si Mangia Bene
鈥淐oletta鈥檚: Dove Si Mangia Bene鈥 is an interactive multimedia performative installation that delves into the history of my family, a prominent Italian-American clan rooted in Memphis. Inspired by a profound connection to Italy and a deep exploration of my own family's heritage during my time in Rome, this project became my endeavor to document the extraordinary narrative my family holds. Whether it's the creation of BBQ Pizza or my great-grandfather's association with Elvis Presley and his family, these stories are cherished gems waiting to be presented properly. I believe that each passing generation carries with it the risk of losing the vivid stories of the past, I embarked on this journey to preserve the legacies of my ancestors. Drawing from my artistic inclination towards whimsy and DIY aesthetics, I combined this with my passion for historical documentation, resulting in an installation that provides a fresh medium for storytelling.
