TABOO. EGON SCHIELE (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Laura Masotto

• 1 Self-Portrait with Chinese Lantern Plant 02:43
• 2 Portrait of Wally 01:28
• 3 Houses in Winter 02:51
• 4 Transfiguration 03:01
• 5 The Hermits 03:29
• 6 The Embrace 04:32
• 7 Town on the Blue River 03:40
• 8 Young Mother 01:14
• 9 The Dead Island 02:18
• 10 View of Krumau 02:17
• 11 Prison Drawing 03:29
• 12 The Family 01:55
• 13 Girl with Red Hair 01:42
• 14 Tote Mutter 02:24
• 15 Tote Mutter Var I 02:26
• Total Runtime 39:29

Info zu TABOO. EGON SCHIELE (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Die Filmmusik, von großer emotionaler Wirkung, besteht aus den Originalkompositionen der Geigerin Laura Masotto, die sie auch selbst interpretiert.

Die Zuschauer*innen werden auf den Spuren des Künstlers von Erika Carletto begleitet, einer Schauspielerin im Debüt, die mit ihrem Gesang die Atmosphäre des damaligen Wiens und Prag wiederaufleben lässt. An der Wende vom 19. zum 20. Jahrhundert waren diese Städte, gezeigt durch Archivaufnahmen, die treibenden Zentren der Revolutionen und Widersprüche, die noch heute unsere Gegenwart prägen.

In der „rasanten“ Lebensgeschichte von Egon Schiele (1890–1918), geprägt von Hunderten Gemälden und Tausenden Arbeiten auf Papier, spielt stets die Rückkehr nach Krumau (heute Český Krumlov, Tschechien), dem Geburtsort seiner Mutter, eine zentrale Rolle. TABÙ. EGON SCHIELE beginnt hier, im Atelier Schiele, dem Haus mit Garten, in dem der Künstler mit seiner Lebensgefährtin und Modell Wally Neuzil lebte. Schon als Junge lernte Schiele von der Architektur der Stadt, aus ungewöhnlicher Perspektive zu beobachten, ein Blick „von oben“, der zum Markenzeichen seiner Werke wurde. Krumau vereint weiche, fließende Formen wie die Moldau und kantige, mittelalterliche Strukturen. Hier entsteht eine Kunst, die die ästhetischen, moralischen und psychologischen Normen ihrer Zeit infrage stellt. Die Verbindung von visueller Wahrnehmung und innerer Reflexion wird durch Beiträge zahlreicher Expert*innen und Wissenschaftler*innen vertieft, darunter Kurator*innen, Kunsthistoriker*innen, Philosoph*innen und Psychoanalytiker*innen.

Laura Masotto, Violine

Laura Masotto
is a violinist and composer who blends the depth of classical strings with refined electronic experimentation. A graduate of the Conservatory of Verona, she began playing the violin at the age of five; by fifteen, she was moving between chamber music and post-rock bands, leading to the launch of her solo project in 2019.

She has released Fireflies (2019, Lady Blunt Records) for solo violin and looper; Here and Now (2020, Flipper Music), composed during an artist residency at Fabra i Coats in Barcelona; WE (2021, 7K!), marking the introduction of synthesizers; and The Spirit of Things (2024, 7K!), which received international acclaim and was reviewed by The Wire and Electronic Sound. The album was followed by a European tour across the Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, and Italy, with concerts at venues such as Silent Green in Berlin and TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht, as well as appearances at festivals including Eurosonic, Haldern Pop, Ypsigrock, Andersen, and Hemmersdorf. She is currently working on her new album Notturno, scheduled for release in 2026.

In 2022, she released two tracks with Deutsche Grammophon: “Sol Levante” for Mari Samuelsen’s album Lys, and a rework of Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Shéhérazade” for the Summer Tales collection.

Masotto’s music has gained wide international recognition: her track “Atoms,” from WE, was selected as the official soundtrack for the Dior Fall–Winter 2025–26 campaign. Her work has also been featured in contexts ranging from the Jil Sander fashion show within Moncler’s The City of Genius project, presented at Shanghai Fashion Week in 2024 (which used her track “Lucciola”), to the Emmy Award–winning Netflix series Baby Reindeer, which includes “Sol Levante.” She has composed original music for film and contemporary dance, including the documentary Biki, directed by Michele Mally. For the same director, she composed in 2025 the soundtrack for the documentary Tabù, Egon Schiele, to be released in early 2026 on Sky Arte. She has also recorded three film scores composed by Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari: for the Rai Cinema movie Gli Asteroidi; for 100 Preludi by Alessandra Pescetta, featuring the voice of Lisa Gerrard; and for La seconda vita by Vito Palmieri, featuring Cristina Donà. Two of her tracks, “La danza di Lisa” and “Mirage,” are included in the soundtrack of Alberto Rizzi’s film Squali, premiered at Alice nella Città 2024 as part of the Rome Film Festival.

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