“The Life of Saint Fiona Bianco Xena” tells the hotly disputed story of the fictitious saint’s life. Saint Fiona’s story is presented in a hyper-chromatic, unholy panorama – a maelstrom of figures, stories and symbols occurring on different timelines, dimensions and scales. She is a kaleidoscopic vision of one woman seen through three rotating eyes, an illusion of separated light scattering in different directions.
An elderly woman with red painted cheeks cradles a wounded child tenderly to her breast, mother of the motherless. A crystal-eyed robot holds a bouquet of roses, a cigarette hanging roughly from her lips. A thick-thighed girl with a long green braid kicks and pirouettes, taking impossible leaps in the night sky.