artist
RESEARCH PROCESSES
through the appropriation and reformulation of my previous paintings (Image-Model).
The work manifests itself with a contemporary approach, far from
the absolutist, purist, and idealist positions that characterized the art of the historical avant- garde and 20th-century modernism.
As the natural heir to a modernist culture, I refer rather to the image generation.
I was initially influenced by the critical theory of Marshall McLuhan, the Canadian theorist of media and the global village.
My artistic work evolves as a critical exploration of seeing.
Since 1985: I have been working on the idea of cinematic time, a time made up of sequential segments, like representations of abstract films.
Simple images that, through drawing, refer to an analysis of the ability to capture the meaning of images and information and to make a choice.
Subsequently, through association and similarity, the canvases become monitors, where it is possible to perceive the framing, the pixels, the color field, and the points of view similar to the movements of a movie camera.
The splitting of the image begins a little later; the square becomes an object in painting, and painting becomes the object itself, rather than representing a set of pure abstract forms.
This way of looking at painting led me, around the year 2000, to a new chapter, that of [Detail] - [Detail Pages] moments of a common denominator equivalent to pausing on an image during a long broadcast.
The details exist in a fragile balance within an image that exists and surpasses the very power of these details to emerge as an independent work of art.
[ Settled Details ] will characterize my work from 2005 to my most recent works, where a multiplicity of details coexist on the same canvas to create details, forming puzzles of various sizes within new screens.
bibliographic selection of exhibitions
Christopher Columbus Community Center Montreal 1985 © Rodà Archives In-Tensione
group exhibition





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