"Bliss" (Êxtase), a visceral and enigmatic tale written by the celebrated writer Katherine
Mansfield (1888-1923), published in Brazil by Antofágica publisher, with images of artworks by Giulia Bianchi, serves as the starting point for "Êxtase." It's a lively and pulsating dialogue emerging from the paintings and drawings of three young artists. It presents a deep and feminine perspective on vertiginous affection, where the act of creation becomes a way to capture the intensity and excess experienced by them in the face of the world's vibrating nature.
Mansfield (1888-1923), published in Brazil by Antofágica publisher, with images of artworks by Giulia Bianchi, serves as the starting point for "Êxtase." It's a lively and pulsating dialogue emerging from the paintings and drawings of three young artists. It presents a deep and feminine perspective on vertiginous affection, where the act of creation becomes a way to capture the intensity and excess experienced by them in the face of the world's vibrating nature.
October 28, 2023 - January 27, 2024
ÊXTASE | Giulia Bianchi
CURATED BY: Bia Coutinho Dias
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ÊXTASE | Giulia Bianchi
CURATED BY: Bia Coutinho Dias
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Press Release
At the exhibition 'On theliminal edge of the image, or the skin of the world,' Giulia Bianchi showcases at MAP FAAP - Museu de Arte Brasileira, a selection of paintings along with documentary material from the process developed over eight months at the Cité Internationale des Arts, an international residency located in Paris.
November 29, 2022 - Februrary 12, 2023
On the liminal edge of the image, or the skin of the world |Giulia Bianchi
CURATED BY: Marcos Moraes
Photo: Daniela Ometto
On the liminal edge of the image, or the skin of the world |Giulia Bianchi
CURATED BY: Marcos Moraes
Photo: Daniela Ometto
