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* 1941
Specialization: set designer, costume designer, lighting designer
Additional information: Teaches and the National Theatrical School of the National Institute of Fine Arts. She participated in PQ in 1975, 1995.

Exhibiting works

W. Operto: (Bicycle), 0
W. Lopez: (I Came, I Saw and I Told to Myself that I Leave), 0
G. Toscano: (Tearful), 0
V. Leňero: (Bricklayers), 0

* 1939
Specialization: architect, set designer, lighting designer
Education: Architect
Teaching activities: 1968 - 2007
Participation in other important exhibitions: Novisad
Additional information: He is one of the most versatile and acclaimed scenic and lighting designers in Mexico. His 40 years of pro-fessional experience cover a wide range of freelance work in architecture and theater design. As an architect he has designed several theatres, and designed tho sets and lights of mora than two hundred plays and twenty operas throughout Europe, Asia, North and South America. He has also designod seven feature films, as well as TV series and danco. Ho was a director of The-ater Design at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and later Head of tho Thoatro Department of tho National Institute of Fine Arts. Luna has boon awarded several national and international prizes. He ehibited at PQ in 1975. PQ 03 - Member of the International Jury. Distinguished Artist Award 2004, National Award in Arts 2001. Doctor Honoris Causa by the UABC.

Exhibiting works

Ch. Gounod: (Faust), 1975
August Strindberg: (The Pelican), 1974
H. von Kleist: (The Prince of Homburg), 0
Jean Genet: (The Deathwatch), 1972
August Strindberg: (Miss Julie), 0

Additional information: Born in Milan in 1930. Since 1951 he has worked as a stage and costume designer both in Italy and abroad for drama and opera theatres, for films and television. The majority of his work is based on collaboration with director Giorgio de Lullo; both are responsible for a new approach to Pirandello's plays, beginning with The Rules of The Game in 1965, up to the recent production of All for the Best. Pizzi has also collaborated with other directors, both Italians and others, above all with Luca Ronconi for whom he designed the stage sets for a television production of Orlando Furioso, for a production of Bacchae by Euripides at the Vienna Burgtheater and the Wagnarian Tetralogy at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan.

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