藝術家介紹
Artist Introduction
波隆那大學戲劇系碩士，早期活躍於兒童偶戲的領域，後於其他劇團擔任演員與音樂家的工作，陸續學習古謠、說書、操偶技巧。因對光影的表現手法特別感興趣，多年來，持續鑽研光影戲方面的專業知識，在創作中經常融合光影戲的表現形式。除個人創作外，她也在學校、劇院和醫院，為兒童和成人教授光影戲工作坊。並在故事說書人和操偶師培訓學校－The Atelier of Figures執教。
Carla holds a Master’s Degree in Theatre from the University of Bologna and began her career in children’s puppetry. Over time, she expanded her artistic repertoire to include acting and music, performing with various theater companies while mastering ancient ballads, storytelling, and puppetry techniques.
Her fascination with the expressive potential of light and shadow led her to specialize in shadow puppetry, a medium she has seamlessly integrated into her artistic creations. In addition to her personal projects, Carla teaches shadow puppetry workshops for children and adults in schools, theaters, and hospitals. She also serves as an instructor at The Atelier of Figures, a school dedicated to storytellers and puppeteers.
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《媽祖的願望》
編劇｜郭品辰、Carla Taglietti
排練助理｜林雨璇
工作坊演員｜王華清、林妍希、林妍霈、林秋宛、洪甄妤、黃秀珠、黃欣奕、張鳳嬌、葉靜君、楊穎千、謝昀容、賴麒泰、虞佩君
特別感謝｜簡上仁、游源鏗、姜建興（鑼鼓音樂提供）、利澤簡永安宮（林文明、媽祖義女會）、流流社部落總部 （黃兵善、林天成、陳秀娥）
《媽祖的願望》是由義大利光影戲藝術家Carla Taglietti帶領工作坊學員共同創作的光影戲，透過當代和跨文化的視角重新訴說媽祖的傳奇故事。故事從利澤簡永安宮的「媽祖馭鳳凰」神像展開，引出一個有趣的問題：承載眾人願望的媽祖，是否也有自己的心願？結合肢體動作、獨特光影技藝與詩意的視覺語彙，並融入台灣民謠，帶出這座被海洋懷抱著的小島上，人與人、自然、宇宙的深刻關係。
Mazu’s Wish
Script｜ Pin-Chen Kuo,Carla Taglietti
Rehearsal Assistant｜ Yu-Shiuan Lin
Performers｜ Hua-Ching Wang, Silvia Lin, Penny Lin, Chiu-Wan Lin, Chen-Yu Hung, JuJu Huang, Sean Huang, Agnes Chang, Siena Yeh, Jaime Yang, Claire Hsieh, Ki-Thai Lua, Sally Yu
Special Thanks｜ Shang-Ren Jian, Brady Yu, Chien-Hsing Chiang (for providing percussion music), Lizejian Yong-An Temple (Wen-Ming Lin, 媽祖義女會), Lawlawa (Michale Huang, Tien-Chen Lin, Hsiu-E Chen)
Mazu’s Wish is a shadow theater piece collaboratively created by workshop participants under the guidance of Italian shadow theater artist Carla Taglietti. The legendary story of Mazu is reimagined through a contemporary, cross-cultural lens. Inspired by the Mazu Riding the Phoenix statue at the Yong-An Temple in Lizejian, the performance poses a thought-provoking question: Does Mazu, who carries the wishes of so many, have a wish of her own?
Blending physical movement, innovative shadow techniques, and poetic visual storytelling with traditional Taiwanese folk songs, the piece explores the profound connections between people, nature, and the universe on this island surrounded by the sea.
