Le monde du ticqueur

clair

Dettagli: Categoria: generale; Pubblicato Venerdì, 27 Giugno 2014 14:49; Scritto da foga; Visite: 4489

Tape, 2014, installation, iron, paper, photos, 100 x 700 x 40 cm

Tape, 2014, detail

Dreamers, 2014, pigment print on cotton paper Hahnemhle, 101,5 x 82 cm, ed. 2 + pa

Tool, 2014, installation, iron, lens, photo, 180 x 40 x 40 cm

Tool, 2014, detail

Walkers, 2014, pigment print on cotton paper Hahnemühle, 159 x 26 cm, ed. 2 + pa

Androgino, 2014, , pigment print on cotton paper Hahnemühle, 33 x 26 cm, ed. 1 + pa

Ossimoro, 2014, installation, iron, balance, photo, 230 x 40 x 25 cm

Ossimoro, detail

Autoscopie, 2014, pigment print on cotton paper Hahnemühle, 51 x 40 cm, ed. 2 + pa

Jean et John, 2014, pigment print on cotton paper Hahnemühle, 117 x 40 cm each

public commissions

Dettagli: Categoria: generale; Pubblicato Martedì, 29 Ottobre 2013 09:22; Scritto da foga; Visite: 2774

Aphonia

2014/15

Pavilion Autopsies, Pergine - IT

less * regain

Dettagli: Categoria: generale; Pubblicato Martedì, 29 Ottobre 2013 09:22; Scritto da foga; Visite: 3124

The morning I killed a fly, exhibition view (2015) Emilio Mazzoli Gallery

How we are born, 2015, Wood, wood powder, white marble of Carrara, iron, 218 x 120 x 40 cm ca.

The morning I killed a fly, exhibition view (2015) Emilio Mazzoli Gallery

The morning I killed a fly, exhibition view (2015) Emilio Mazzoli Gallery, Radice | Artifice

Artifice, 2015, Diptic, wood, insects, 120 x 90 x 8,5 cm (each)

Artifice, 2015, detail

Syme, 2014, installation, iron, glass, mirror, photos, 112 x 200 x 30 cm

Syme, 2014, detail

right, 2014, glass, ceramic, iron on gelatin silver print from negative glass , 63 x 50,5 cm

The dog under the skin, 2014, metal, white marble of Carrara , 100 x 35 x 10 cm

The dog under the skin, 2014, detail

innesto, 2014, iron, teeth, photo, 116 x 175 x 3 cm

innesto, 2014, detail

Invisible touch, 2014,installation, white marble of Carrara, iron, wood, mirror, 110 x 400 x 40 cm

Invisible touch, 2014, detail

left, 2014, objects on on gelatin silver print from negative glass , 57 x 45 cm

Phylum, 2014, Iron, glass, insect, lens, photos, 102 x 64 x 48 cm

Phylum, 2014, detail

a tree like leg, 2014, sculpture, wood, metal, mirror, ceramic, 200 x 250 x 30 cm

a tree like leg, 2014, detail

Phantom models

Dettagli: Categoria: generale; Pubblicato Martedì, 29 Ottobre 2013 09:22; Scritto da foga; Visite: 6232

In 1885, an anatomist from the city of Prague, Chr. Aeby, and a Swiss engineer, A. Büchi, built the first representative model of the brain nerve fibers and emotional areas of the human brain with educational scientific purposes. This creation had such a big success that it has been required by biological medical institutions in over twenty cities around the world. Goal: to train the doctors of the future and learn about the human mind at a cost of 500 Swiss francs.

Thanks to the instructions included in a publication written by the two scholars, Fogarolli has rebuilt this model. The project will be developed by the year 2020. Its goal is to recreate all the lost brain models and bring them back to the other cities of the world where they were but in which they are no longer kept.

With this project Fogarolli also aims to put a number of questions about the relationship between human and digital archiving. How far does the contemporary society system combine our chances of progress and construction of memory? Are we subjected to gears that facilitate and improve the preservation of what we really are or is the absolute abundance of data about us bringing us to adrift and oblivion?

1 - AMSTERDAM

1. Phantom model of Prof. Chr. Aeby, I, Amsterdam | Original model, Courtesy Vrolik Medical Center, Amsterdam. Exhibition view at de Appel arts centre, 2015, Amsterdam.

Phantom (model) of the course of the nerve fibers in the human brain, iron wires and cork, (detail) 190 x 80 cm, before 1885. Courtesy Vrolik Museum, Amsterdam

74 in one, 2015, pigment print on cotton paper Hahnemühle, 12.7 x 16 cm.Amsterdam anatomist Georg Ruge teaches the anatomy of the brain using the Aeby-Büchi model, around 1895, Courtesy Vrolik Museum.

2 - MOSCOW

Christian Fogarolli, 2016, Phantom model of Prof. Chr. Aeby II Moscow, rebuild | exhibition view at Trekhgornaya Manufaktura, NCCA | National Center for Contemporary Art, MMOMA | Moscow Museum of Modern Art