In this case, you want Italian laws, as it happened in Naples. But I'm not familiar at all with it.
Performance art seems to regularly skirt laws, for better or worse. For example, if you participated in Seedbed by Vito Acconci (when Acconci is crawling around in the roof-space, masturbating while talking to you), could you claim sexual assault?
No idea, but I could probably think of at least 5 performance art cases that are borderline illegal but nothing ever happened as it's part of "art" or whatever.
Being an artist really offers you no immunity from the law (or just cops, who often have little understanding of the law). Music performers have quite often been arrested by local authorities following performances.
Examples:
Jim Morrison (The Doors) - Miami, 1969: Jim Morrison was arrested for indecent exposure and profanity during a chaotic concert, leading to a highly publicized legal battle.
Sid Vicious (Sex Pistols) - Various, Late 1970s: Sid Vicious faced multiple arrests, including for the alleged murder of his girlfriend Nancy Spungen in 1978, though he died before a trial could take place.
Ozzy Osbourne - San Antonio, 1982: Ozzy Osbourne was arrested for public intoxication and urinating on the Alamo Cenotaph, a historic monument.
Marilyn Manson - Michigan, 2001: Marilyn Manson and his bandmates were arrested on charges of criminal sexual conduct involving a security guard during a concert.
N.W.A. - Detroit, 1989: N.W.A. members were arrested for performing their controversial song "F** tha Police" during a concert, leading to a brief detention.
2 Live Crew - Florida, 1990: 2 Live Crew faced obscenity charges over their explicit lyrics in their album "As Nasty As They Wanna Be," resulting in their arrest and a high-profile legal battle.
Pussy Riot - Moscow, 2012: Members of the feminist punk band Pussy Riot were arrested for staging a protest performance in a Moscow cathedral against the Russian government.
Axl Rose (Guns N’ Roses) - St. Louis, 1991: Axl Rose was arrested after a riot broke out during a Guns N' Roses concert, with Rose allegedly inciting the crowd to violence.
GG Allin - Various, 1980s-1990s: Known for his extreme and often violent stage antics, GG Allin frequently faced arrests for indecent exposure, assault, and other charges during his performances.
It's so funny how this was almost my same exact (deleted) comment.
There is a certain level of intellectual dishonesty in leaving your comment up, knowing it is mostly not your words. It would be fair to tell your comment was mostly a chatgpt authored one that I chose to delete knowing that same intellectual dishonesty you now know.
Performance art seems to regularly skirt laws, for better or worse. For example, if you participated in Seedbed by Vito Acconci (when Acconci is crawling around in the roof-space, masturbating while talking to you), could you claim sexual assault?
No idea, but I could probably think of at least 5 performance art cases that are borderline illegal but nothing ever happened as it's part of "art" or whatever.