Exhibitions, Italy, Roma, 09 March 2013
GIAMPAOLO Addari
MEAT BONE
by Martina Adami
Opening Saturday, March 9, 2013, at 18
Meat Bone is the first solo Giampaolo Addari which will be inaugurated Saturday, March 9, at 18, at the Galleria Minima - Contemporary Art of Rome.
A series of portraits where the animal man is revealed. Faces compounds with the pelvic bones of different animal species: dog, cow, turtle, monkey and man. Hypnotic gaze and disturbing figures that emerge from the depths, raises attraction and repulsion at the same time. The portrait, which by its nature reveals the inner expressions of the face, here on the surface exposes the animal that subconsciously lurks within us. Generally, the face is the only part that we do not cover - the face is naked - but these portraits metamorphosis as the face with the bones of the animal that will fit like a mask.
Portraits, representing the invisible, have a strongly iconic. The artist brings out the animal aspect, rooted in the depths of the intimate human similarity or by descent. Just this secret intimacy animal out to us, because we are concerned. The figures we summon, invite us and lead us to dig reflected in our intimacy. The series Meat D'bones thus offers to our gaze: the figures show the inside out on the canvas, and as a consequence we are led to choose or identify what our mask of bones.
Giampaolo Addari (1975) lives and works in Rome. He has exhibited in group exhibitions and has participated in several competitions and awards: Project CoffeeBreak.museum, Museum Giannetti (VA), 2013; Prize Adrenaline, Macro Museum, The Pelanda, Rome, 2012; ApertAmente2012, Palazzo Palladini, Pescina (AQ) , 2012; Adrenaline 2.0, Montemartini Museum, Rome, 2011.
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Show Giampaolo Addari, Meat On the Bone
By Martina Adami; martinadami83@gmail.com
Place Galleria Minima - Contemporary Art
Via del Pellegrino, 18 - 00186 Rome (Campo de 'Fiori)
Info T. 339 3241875 - F. 06 50915747; galleria_minima@hotmail.it;
Dates 9 - March 30, 2013
Opening hours Tuesday - Saturday, from 16:00 to 19:30, closed on Mondays - (or by appointment)
MEAT BONE
by Martina Adami
Opening Saturday, March 9, 2013, at 18
Meat Bone is the first solo Giampaolo Addari which will be inaugurated Saturday, March 9, at 18, at the Galleria Minima - Contemporary Art of Rome.
A series of portraits where the animal man is revealed. Faces compounds with the pelvic bones of different animal species: dog, cow, turtle, monkey and man. Hypnotic gaze and disturbing figures that emerge from the depths, raises attraction and repulsion at the same time. The portrait, which by its nature reveals the inner expressions of the face, here on the surface exposes the animal that subconsciously lurks within us. Generally, the face is the only part that we do not cover - the face is naked - but these portraits metamorphosis as the face with the bones of the animal that will fit like a mask.
Portraits, representing the invisible, have a strongly iconic. The artist brings out the animal aspect, rooted in the depths of the intimate human similarity or by descent. Just this secret intimacy animal out to us, because we are concerned. The figures we summon, invite us and lead us to dig reflected in our intimacy. The series Meat D'bones thus offers to our gaze: the figures show the inside out on the canvas, and as a consequence we are led to choose or identify what our mask of bones.
Giampaolo Addari (1975) lives and works in Rome. He has exhibited in group exhibitions and has participated in several competitions and awards: Project CoffeeBreak.museum, Museum Giannetti (VA), 2013; Prize Adrenaline, Macro Museum, The Pelanda, Rome, 2012; ApertAmente2012, Palazzo Palladini, Pescina (AQ) , 2012; Adrenaline 2.0, Montemartini Museum, Rome, 2011.
USEFUL
Show Giampaolo Addari, Meat On the Bone
By Martina Adami; martinadami83@gmail.com
Place Galleria Minima - Contemporary Art
Via del Pellegrino, 18 - 00186 Rome (Campo de 'Fiori)
Info T. 339 3241875 - F. 06 50915747; galleria_minima@hotmail.it;
Dates 9 - March 30, 2013
Opening hours Tuesday - Saturday, from 16:00 to 19:30, closed on Mondays - (or by appointment)
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