at C+N Gallery Milan (IT)
solo exhibition, 2017-2018
WORKS
Surya Namaskar — Sun salutation
A4 sketching paper, sunlight from sunrise to sunset. Recorded during Lucifer heatwave.
Habitat (Rhythm sample)
Architectural and electrical components, sunshade textile, computer fans, spring water.
A vast dark ocean washed upon the shores of nothingness and licked the edges of night. (Model) Usb cable, grafite powder, electrical led light circuit on marble platform.
text by Domenico de Chirico
︎ press release (IT)(ENG)
solo exhibition, 2017-2018
WORKS
Surya Namaskar — Sun salutation
A4 sketching paper, sunlight from sunrise to sunset. Recorded during Lucifer heatwave.
Habitat (Rhythm sample)
Architectural and electrical components, sunshade textile, computer fans, spring water.
A vast dark ocean washed upon the shores of nothingness and licked the edges of night. (Model) Usb cable, grafite powder, electrical led light circuit on marble platform.
text by Domenico de Chirico
︎ press release (IT)(ENG)
(...) In Contra el Viento, Chiara Bugatti focuses on the third of the four elements, that of Air, to which she
attributes the properties of the spirit, purity, fantasy and imagination; this element carries the qualities
of moisture and warmth in contrast to the arid and cold earth, a process which recurs in Bugatti's own
creative process.
It is the element Air that has always been considered the ultimate vital element since it
allows us to breathe and therefore offers and instills the essential impulse for life itself.
A 'cloud' of uncommon objects, articulated between openness and transparency, formed by a galaxy of different materials, are invited to take part in a curious and impalpable cohabitation arranged fittingly into the given spaces and following a rhizomatic organisation, wind in your eyes, where the duality “atmosphere-biosphere” becomes deep and solemn, ordered and chaotic, transcendental and corporeal.
/Domenico de Chirico
︎ full text
A 'cloud' of uncommon objects, articulated between openness and transparency, formed by a galaxy of different materials, are invited to take part in a curious and impalpable cohabitation arranged fittingly into the given spaces and following a rhizomatic organisation, wind in your eyes, where the duality “atmosphere-biosphere” becomes deep and solemn, ordered and chaotic, transcendental and corporeal.
/Domenico de Chirico
︎ full text
