The “Performance” section investigates bidimensionality through polychromatic planar elements suspended in water.
The work unfolds across 89 serial variants, documented through a study of light that traces the sun’s entire arc: from the raking light of dawn, through the zenithal midday, to the subtle hues of twilight.
“Sightings” shifts the focus toward volume and refraction, presenting floating circular geometries.
Crafted through the material interplay of plexiglass and polychromatic polymers, the 108 outcomes of this research are captured by privileging liminal atmospheric conditions. Overcast skies and stark luminous contrasts act as aesthetic devices in their own right, heightening the visual tension of the work.
Finally, “Seaplanes” focuses the investigation on the image embedded within the liquid element.
The captures are conceived to isolate bodies of water with anomalous pigmentation and unique morphological traits, generating a corpus of 94 variants that explore the perceptual alterations of the aquatic landscape in contrast to the mechanical silhouette of the “flying machines.”
STAND C 69-70-111, FIXTALENT ART
For anyone in Verona who appreciates not only contemporary art but also culinary art, I will be a guest at Corte Massimago for four evenings taking place between late October and late November.
More info in the news article “From above to Earth.”