For her Italian arena tour, Anna Pepe brought her world into a large-scale live format.

Direct. Energetic. Unfiltered.

A performance built around identity, attitude, and connection with the audience.

The project translated this energy into a single, iconic gesture. The stage was conceived as a monumental DVD player. A familiar object. Immediate. Recognizable. An early 2000s reference. A device that defined a generation’s relationship with media.

Physical. Graphic. Almost nostalgic.

Scaled up to the size of an arena, the object became architecture. The interface became stage. A surface to perform on, inside, and around.

Blearred developed the scenic design as a clear and direct statement.

One form. One idea. No fragmentation.

A strong visual identity that could hold the entire show.

The project was developed under the joint direction of Davide Pedrotti and Eleonora Peronetti, aligning project management and scenic vision into a single process. The design evolved through collaboration with Cecilia Magnozzi and Giada Travella, supporting the development of the spatial language. The system was defined and refined through 3D modelling by Marzio Del Sole, with visual renderings by Matteo Masini.

The result is a stage that operates both as object and environment.

A familiar form transformed into a performative space.

A direct connection between memory, media, and live experience.

Photo credits: @Giovanni Zanotto @Francesco Prandoni