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Italy
Installation, Paper on Paper
Size: 43.3 W x 59.1 H x 31.5 D in
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The Light that measures Time is a work realized in late 2019. It is composed by mixed elements: - a Fabriano paper sheet 100% pure cotton - a wood station located on the ceiling, where there are the gears that make the pendulum work. - an invisible light located in the aluminium rod The pendulum works completely and has a fixed oscillation of 115 bpm circa. The drawing is handmade, realized by graphite of different hardness.
Original Created:2019
Subjects:Music
Styles:ConceptualFigurative
Mediums:PaperGraphiteLightsInteractive
Installation:Paper on Paper
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:43.3 W x 59.1 H x 31.5 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:No
Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.
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Beatrice Spadea is an Italian artist, born in Monza (Milan) in 1995. Starting her academic career at the artistic High School Liceo Preziosissimo Sangue in Monza, she then completed her formation attending Painting studies in Milan, at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, graduating in 2017 with honors. Despite choosing the faculty of painting, Beatrice immediately showed remarkable interests in sculpture. As a result, during the years of Brera, her “Fragments” project begins. The Fragments is a series of sculptures, realized in epoxy resin with fragments of different materials: from aluminium to carbon fiber, plastics, vinyl records, natural materials and even fabrics or pages of magazines. Beatrice thus creates a series of masks formed of fragments, closely related to the theme of identity, self-construction, fears and preconceptions. The project is constantly evolving. At completion of her academic path, Beatrice started working in the studio of a well-known artist of the Milan scene. Here, she worked at the conceiving, development and realization of pencil works on paper and acquired new technique, further developing her drawing skills and widening her background in terms of expressive tools. From this moment on, sensing her interest in drawing, but contextually perceived as a sculptural element, the paper role evolves, being no longer just mere canvas, but rather becoming the central element of a sculptural work. Beatrice thus started a project that involves sculptural works, communicating through assemblies of drawings on paper, connected, correlated and interacting in their three dimensional space arrangement.
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