Katiuscia Favilli has been involved in performing arts as a stage and design practice for twenty years. She has been a trainer in the artistic and educational field, and she has developed the practice of theatre as a tool for exploring the self, relational capacity, and the growth of one’s own potential and individual abilities. She has developed skills in the design of courses for both trainees and trainers, in formal and informal contexts, such as schools, festivals and social cooperatives. She currently collaborates with the Department of Education Sciences of the University of Florence.

FOSCA is a project born in 2006 from Caterina Poggesi’s idea. Fosca is a network in continuous definition that aims to create spaces for investigation and reflection in contemporary culture, through creations in the field of performing and visual arts. Within the various initiatives, different artists and newcomers collaborate each time, linked to the specific features of the work. Fosca is not intended to be a formation of people, but rather a set of collaborations and experiences, constantly changing between subjects, languages, territories and disciplinary areas. It is a mental space that finds its manifestation in concrete actions in artistic research and in the study of contemporary languages, dealing transversally with culture, education, sociality, human sciences. It is a project of creation, production and artistic promotion of shows, workshops, events, study moments, exhibitions, publications, radio broadcasts. Fosca is a multidirectional network in continuous evolution and as such a work.