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2009 – Microsystem- mixed media – 25X20X15

Microsistemi – Microsystems

Using a magnifying glass and a cardboard box I imagined small and alienating environments; Microsystems made of different elements and placed on different perspective levels overlapping-standing out and varying with the distance of the eye of the observer.

Microsystem 1- At a closer look, no one is normal

I believe that insects can feel and reveal ongoing planetary changes; that’s why I played with proportions, force interactions.

The picture of patients of an former mental hospital underlines another issue: …to accept and carry out the idea that experiences and human feelings are not “illnesses”… To perceive sounds and dimensions different from a reasonable vision of the world is a characteristic, a feature of our way of being… since

Human beings have always shaped their life and actions from invisible realities…

Created in: 2009/2010

Technical features

Micro-installation to be hanged at eye level (about 140 cm)

Features:

External: cardboard cylinder 24×24 cm, magnifying glass

Internal: picture of a former mental hospital

Locust: resin and metal

Thyme

Microsystem 2- Frida

When you come back from a trip, for a certain amount of time, you often find the signs of it around the house: train tickets as bookmarks, seashells on your kitchen shelves or exhibition leaflets… then things pile up, melt and overlap… with memories.

Created in: 2009/2010

Technical features

Micro-installation to be hanged at eye level (about 120 cm)

Features:

External: cardboard cylinder 24×24 cm, magnifying glass

Internal: Frida Kahlo self-portrait card of an exhibition held in the Museo della Permanente in Milan.

Mexican seashell

Microsystem 3- 3D

Are we really ready for a global “collective vision”?!

Created in: 2010

Technical features

Micro-installation to be hanged at child eye level (about 90 cm)

Features:

External: cardboard cylinder 24×24 cm, magnifying glass

Internal: photography exhibition card by Contrasto agency, 1999

Comet moth: paper

For a better graphic display  of this piece of work, this project’s pictures do not show the cardboard cylinders that should contain the Microsystems.

Quote from: “Dietro ogni scemo c’è un villaggio” (“Beyond every dumb guy there is a village”) by Giuseppe Bucalo – Published by Sicilia Punto L.

The art and the senses
Every means has its limits:
the music is blind,
the painting is silent
the paralytic sculpture

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