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March 21—April 5, 2024  |  VISUALCONTAINER[.BOX]—MILAN (IT)
PANORAMICA*23 // BODIES MATTER: OR THE SUBSTANCE OF THE BODY.
Curated by Alessandra Arnò

The curatorial selection shows the complexity of the representation of the body and the human through the reflections of twelve artists who investigate with heterogeneous languages the relationship between the physical body and the digital simulacrum, between re-mediation of vision and visual suggestions that reach down to the real, raw and current datum.
The multiple themes unveil both the obsession of meta-bodies with the virtual world and the anxiety of bodies and self to adapt to the real and the need to deploy themselves in other forms to claim their status. If virtual bodies inhabit digital space and connect to a vision of other-worldliness, where thought becomes a stream of frequencies that deconstruct space and time in a reassuring suspension, flesh-and-blood bodies must defend themselves and fight for their own existence and visibility, and need to confront limits and social conventions, sometimes imagining changing their skin or coexisting and implementing strategies to assert themselves.
Within an introspective and visual loop, the viewer is invited to reflect on visible and invisible bodies, and finally, to get involved in a well-known projective psychological exercise.

ARTIST: Matteo Campulla - Silvia De Gennaro - Enzo Cillo - DEHORS/AUDELA (Salvatore Insana, Elisa Turco Liveri) - Carlo Galbiati - Massimiliano Marianni - Anouk Chambaz - Emma Scarafiotti - Sara Bonaventura - Gianni Barelli - Mariangela Bombardieri - Duccio Ricciardelli/Marco Bartolini.

VISUALCONTAINER[.BOX]  |  DATA PROJECT

January 2024
Delighted to announce that DATA has been selected to be part of the PANORAMICA*23 // BODIES MATTER: OR OF THE SUBSTANCE OF THE BODY.

PANORAMICA*23 is a collection of the most original and significant video art works made in 2023. The selection aims to investigate the production of the area and return a current look at current research in order to share it with the public through exhibitions and screenings in the national and international circuit and as a result of Italian videographic research.
Thanks to Alessandra Arnò and Visual Container.
Visual Container  |  VISUALCONTAINER[.BOX]

November 10, 2023 | H 07.00pm—MILAN (IT)
TALK CASA DEGLI ARTISTI
An evening in which I will talk about my research, through some of my projects, and which will be hosted within the PUBLIC PROGRAM of the residency "For a seeing the invisible.Techniques and Technologies of Wonder" at the Casa degli Artisti in Milan.
Public Program  |  Casa degli artisti

September 10—14, 2021/January 07, 2022
#IWouldLikeToKnowYou
Three posts for a performance project by Yingmei Duan for the exhibition "Spirit Labor: Duration, Difficulty, and Affect" at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow, (RU) and curated by Snejana Krasteva and Andrey Misiano.
Instagram project  |  Yingmei Duan website  |  GARAGE MUSEUM

October 13—31, 2021—MILAN (IT)
Elemental composition of the human body
Drawing made for Marco Paganini's exhibition "From here is not seen".

"Hello, This box contains an image of a dance borrowed from the movie "The Tango Lesson", a blank sheet of paper, a pencil, a sharpener and an eraser. I would like you to create a drawing from this frame, with the materials contained in the box, to lend me for my next exhibition, which will be held in mid-October. The drawing will be exhibited together with those of others who have received the same invitation. For this occasion, I would like to bring with me the people I watch, who I hang out with, who shape the world I live in. This box is an invitation to dance together.
A hug Marco"

They received the same invitation: Liliana Moro, Annalisa Riva, Cesare Fullone, Guildor, Francesco Marelli, Marco Mancin, Cecilia Mentasti, Daniele Pilla, Andrea Rabuffetti and Danilo Vuolo.
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December 09, 2019
LECTURE ABOUT "SKIN"—MILAN (IT)
Brera Fine Arts Academy - Publishing for Fashion Design course
Prof. Alessandro Turci