Dazed Magazineのインスタグラム(dazed) - 12月11日 00時41分
“My first contact with disco freestyle came unexpectedly a couple of years back,” Italian-born photographer @giuliafrigieriphoto tells Dazed.
She was browsing on social media when she “stumbled across some shots taken by the Danish image-maker Marie Hald”.
These were backstage photos of disco freestyle dancers practising moves and stretching ahead of a contest. “My reaction was instant,” she says. “I thought, ‘what the hell are these spectacular costumes? What is this discipline?’”
Obsessed with her discovery, Frigieri got stuck into research: disco freestyle appeared to be particularly popular in Scandinavia, and was also taken over Scotland and Ireland.
“Through a BBC Scotland documentary, I was introduced to four disco freestyle schools scattered across the region,” Frigieri explains.
Among them was Team Sharkie – an institution within the UK’s niche dance circuit, located a short drive away from Glasgow in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire – whose talented teenagers would eventually become the focus of her series Disco Lassies.
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