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The artwork consists of a series of photographic artworks produced through a digital scanner. This particular[...]
The artwork consists of a series of photographic artworks produced through a digital scanner. This particular tool allowed to create composite assemblages of scrap material, arranged horizontally on the scanner glass. Different materials and textures form heterogeneous organisms, made from wrapping paper, cellophane, rags and cloth, elastic bands, plastic and string, among other things. A sort of zoological catalogue of things that speak a language of rustled, crumpled paper and cloth, of a meaning and a direction that is unknown. A collection is created and documented, from objects that have been gathered together to make enigmatic forms and then dispersed once scanned, only to be re-arranged into something else. Aggregation and dispersion underpin the whole series like laboratory experiments that generate and dissolve new life forms, contained within the petri dish of the scanner’s glass and express a universe of cryptic meaning.
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Giordano Is a Melbourne-based Italian-Australian visual artist. He attended Visual Arts and Theatre at IUAV University in Venice, and finished a Masters in Art in Public Space at RMIT in Melbourne. He started his art practice in a group exhibition at Forte Marghera , Venice in 2011 and has from there on participated in numerous exhibitions, in private galleries such as Fort Delta, D11, MYM art space, and in institutions such as Museo Italiano in Carlton, Old Melbourne Gaol, CERES environmental park, Coburg. He participated in artist residencies in Turkey, Germany, and China, producing solo and collaborative public art installations, and has curated group shows in Melbourne, Venice, Perugia, and Milan. His art practice is based on reflection upon architectural and landscape elements that define and distort the perception of individual and collective uses of public space. Giordano works with the tensions between fictional and real environments, with a special interest in the “veils” or filters that blur the nature of our experience or imagined landscapes.
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- Groups: Contemporary Italian Artists
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Added Feb 9, 2017
FACSIMILE exhibition opening
Seventh Gallery, 155 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy 3065 VIC
Wednesday
15
February
2017
Friday
3
March
2017
Facsimile is a new collaboration between artists Georgia Mill and Giordano Biondi. The work explores the process of recreating memories – how we mentally reinforce, erase and reconstruct stories from our lives. Through repetition and reinterpretation of images, objects and sounds, we constantly reimagine our life narratives and understanding of ourselves.
Mill’s work comprises an audio-visual installation featuring interviews with participants in which they recount memories containing magical or unbelievable elements they are unsure of having ever occurred.
Biondi’s work consists of a series of the same image which has undergone several processes of digitalisation by means of a scanner, and prints of its successive scans.
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So beautiful composition and nice matiere!!
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