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A Sculpture Shell - N.3 Sculpture
Italy
Sculpture, Fabric on Iron
Size: 15.7 W x 78.7 H x 11.8 D in
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I started this new project which conceptually reflects my path more. I try to look at things from a different perspective using objects. The work consists of taking a common or in any case recognizable object, and inserting it in a different context so that the same creates a shape, a different and unrecognizable shape. This new vision leads us to reflect on what our experience is, our memory, ignoring the fact that in life things change every second. The environment around us changes, the way we see things changes, the perception we have of the things around us, things that change based on the perspective in which we look at them. I speak of objects, people, words, emotions, thoughts … After analyzing this, I realized that I must be aware of the fact that things change quickly in our lives, this happens continuously and we must open our eyes to the new vision, to a new form to create new memories. In the last readings on what the quantum world is, I have found connections with all the projects, works, travels, and thoughts that I have done in most of my life. That’s why I created exhibitions where the past and present while being so different, are so connected. Transform an object into a completely different form without changing the object. So change the perspective of our memories in a totally different vision, in a new form that creates a new memory. ‘’Can our body change shape through thinking? This question leads me into working on the topic of Change, this time starting from genetics, how evolutions lead to a change which can be seen as an adaptation to the territory and camouflage, and how thinking can influence this by changing our cells, DNA, and the energy we produce and project all around us. Using reflex, shapes, transparency, the goal is to think of how a distorted or prospective vision could change the perception of our thought, create new memories, and generate change.’’
Details & Dimensions
Sculpture:Fabric on Iron
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:15.7 W x 78.7 H x 11.8 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
Packaging:Ships in a Crate
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Ships From:Italy.
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Alessio Ceruti was born in Varese, Italy in 1980. His artistic training starts in his father’s business in 1994, working for the finishing of sculptures of very famous artists such as Michelangelo Pistoletto and Not Vital. These artistic influences increase his will to communicate using his own language, focusing on the study and use of metals, recycled materials, and painting. He moves to Bali, Indonesia in 2010, working with local and international artists, becoming more familiar with contemporary art. He prefers clay and natural materials, playing with them eroding the surface of his works, charmed by the way features change with time and by the alchemical game. At the same time, he opens a video-animation studio and, influenced by his spiritual path, builds metal percussions follow- ing a holistic inspiration. He's staying in the South Eastern part of Asia brings him to Singapore showing his works in Melaka, Malaysia, and Shangai. The latter stay changes his approach to art for good. Back in Italy, he focuses on the concept of Change as Climatic Change, a topic that deeply attracts him. He works on the fading of matter, exposing his first works with an exhibit called WHAT-ER Acid Waters, supervised by Alberto Moioli. He keeps developing the same concept in the following years, increasingly influenced by Asia and at the same time focusing on genetics and quantum physics, trying new techniques and new materials such as plexiglass and stainless steel, creating site-specific installations in galleries and public spaces integrating lights, sounds, and projections. Right now, 2020, he is back in Bali, Indonesia where he is studying and working on a Coral Gardening Program and doing experiments on Shells. He is also doing research on New Recycling Materials.
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