Exhibition born from the collaboration between Massimo Kaufmann and Maria Morganti, concived for "Casa Testori".
Which come first, the words or the colours? Which comes first, Testori’s text or my work? I embarked on this project after reading the book "Il gran teatro montano". (For the full text see the download material)
Installation view. On the foreground "Into the travertino #3", travertino, plasticine, 26 x 18 x 2 cm, Venice, 2014
Ph. A. Frangi
Installation view. On the foreground "Into the travertino #3", travertino, plasticine, 50 x 40 x 2 cm, Venice, 2014
Ph. A. Frangi
"Nel travertino #3", detail, Venice, 2014
Ph. A. Frangi
"Rosa Testori", 20 sheets, oil pastels and oil stick on paper, steel picks, each paper 23 x 30,5 cm, Venice, 2012
Glass window with documentation related at works of Gaudenzio Ferrari and Tanzio da Varallo and at "Gran teatro montano" of Giovanni Testori
Ph. A. Frangi
Glass window with documentation related at works of Gaudenzio Ferrari and Tanzio da Varallo and at "Gran teatro montano" of Giovanni Testori
Ph. F. Allegretto
Glass window with photo of "Infinite painting", 5 december 2006 - (...), oil on painting, Venice
Ph. A. Frangi
On the background "Sedimentation #7" e "Sedimentation #8", oil on canvas, each canvas 120 x 120 cm, Venice, 2011; on the foreground "Stratification with rodocrosite (pink and pink)" 2012 and "Stratification with rodocrosite (pink and dark pink)" 2014, plasticine, wood, oil painting, rodocrosite, Venice
Ph. A. Frangi
"Stratification with rodocrosite (pink and pink)", plasticine, wood, oil painting, rodocrosite, Venice, 2012
Ph. A. Frangi
"Stratification with rodocrosite (pink and dark pink)", plasticine, wood, oil painting, rodocrosite, Venice, 2014
Ph. F. Allegretto
"Stratification with rodocrosite (pink and dark pink)", detail
Ph. A. Frangi
"Stratification with rodocrosite (pink and pink)", detail
Ph. A. Frangi
"Prendere il volo", oil painting on 5 aluminium sheets, steel picks, 65 x 50 x 30 cm, Venice, 2014
Ph. A. Frangi
On the foreground: "Diary #38", "Diary #39", "Diary #40"; on the background "Prendere il volo" with "Slittamenti"
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