Cascia (PG) - 
St. Anthony Civic Museum / Museo Civico Palazzo Santi - Cascia (PG) October 12 - November 3, 2013
Opening Saturday 12 October - San Antonio Museum - 11.30
Edited by Miriam Montani
Project: A'87
Organization: Fulvio Porena
Promoting Committee: Gino Emili Mayor of Cascia / Lanfranco Castellucci Councillor for Culture / Fulvio Porena responsible for Cultural Heritage / Museum System of Cascia.
Artists: Sara Baggini, Elisa Bertaglia, Giulia Filippi, Gabriele Grones, Federica Montesanto, Paolo Romani.
For the Finissage is expected performance "Zafferani" of Artists § innocent
"LuciSorgenti offers a special edition titled: The corpo_ impermanent / landscape
Young artists were invited to exhibit works inspired by the Body-Landscape, linked to the places of Umbria and the aesthetic and philosophical longer current.
Sara Baggini, Elisa Bertaglia, Giulia Filippi, Gabriele Grones, Federica Montesanto, Paolo Romani:
artists who, using methods and techniques, have dealt with their work in equal measure issues on the Body and Landscape.
A body for greater goes to disintegrate, an ephemeral body on the landscape "eternal" ...
Let's see, in the recurring images of Elisa Bertaglia a human figure immersed in the landscape. This figure, as she puts it, is to symbolize, not a single body, but the universal body. In an attempt to make us think, reflect humanity in its most bare conditions.
In the works of Gabriele Grones hyperrealists we have instead a mapping of the body, as if it itself became landscape. Just where the image seems to appear more detailed and precise, the individual becomes like so many others like them, ironically confused, flustered. The human being shows itself for what it really is, an infinitesimal part of a macrocosm.
Even in the paintings of Paolo Romani, we have a body, heads, immersed in the landscape. That become so all-encompassing landscape. Figures highly evocative, vibrant appearances, treated with high and fragile painting again, who knows, to suspend the look.
The plaster work of Sara Baggini, reflect on the theme of the self and the landscape. In fact, she points out, that "these bodies are shaped by contact with his bare skin." Despite the artist tries to evoke the sea, through the changing colors and changing the plaster, the Alps of Sondrio-his hometown-as always resurface above the water, but continues to seek the sea, so that he raise a voice , its, "as if it were the echo of sea shells."
While, small paintings by Federica Montesanto evoke the wound. Broken skin, which becomes passage from the visible world to the invisible body, which is on the inside, beyond the body. So maybe the man, looking through his deepest bowels, is revealed. Becomes aware of himself and of his being in the world and draws them to salvation. These works take the symbolic weight of the relic: stop a trace of the sacred.
You can not properly speak of body instead in the work of Giulia Filippi, but rather of his absence. Here we are dealing with a body inhabited more than inhabitant and mutant. In view of the visible perceive only the trace of an experience or a track in the making. This is immediately perceived as a sensitive area. "MM
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