Scenography is a comprehensive guide to the practical study and process
of designing for performance. Rooted in theatre, scenography concerns
artists who work through creative elements such as spaces, artefacts,
garments, lighting and sound to mobilize new sensory experiences. As a
result, scenography has gained broader interest and relevance across a
wide range of fields, particularly where there is a desire to innovate
with the perception of the live body. To this end, the book offers
practical strategies to support the creative process from conception to
completion; detailed advice on key actions such as drawing and
modelling; tactical insights offered by professional practitioners from
various disciplines and a case study on scenographic research. The book
will be of great interest to artists looking to engage in or refresh
their approach to performance design, and those wanting to integrate and
adapt scenography within their existing practice.