Mostosi | Vanni | Vestrucci

Terza delle quattro mostre in programma qui in Belgio continuando l’escursus sulle ultime generazioni italiane iniziato a Siena e proseguito a Bruxelles.

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Galleria FuoriCampo is pleased to announce the third of the four exhibitions scheduled for the temporary space at 49, Rue Léon Lepage in Brussels. Our overview of the art of the latest Italian generations continues with three young artists, Anna Mostosi (Milan 1987), Eugenia Vanni (Siena 1980), and Serena Vestrucci (Milan 1986), who present some of their latest works.
The works plot a conceptual course that is pursued in reverse – retracing the steps of consequences – in a search for the origin of form, and of the perception of form, passing through common places and things that inhabit the world of our imagination. This locates the point of view from which we observe reality, and becomes the paradigm of our understanding of the world, recognizing in it that which we already perhaps know.
Anna Mostosi executes her work with skilful ability, employing – and redeploying – time, in a search (or research) that is conducted through actual actions. Familiar objects, on which she builds a universe of hidden possibilities, are converted to new non-functionalities, placed in a context between use and form. Aerodynamic prototypes, on the point of finding a solution to the division between the end and the means, are intertwined, mirroring their ultimate practical and theoretical purpose. A similar tension is resolved by Eugenia Vanni by using light as a material, and point of view as a backdrop, for an experience halfway between concept and capability (its own, and that of others). The works are the result of a mutual exchange of skills, between the artist and people with differing abilities, as the effect of a shared process that regards the artwork as the final stage in a journey, and as influenced not only by the mind of the person who devised the concept, but also by the hand of the person who created it. Knowledge, technique and experimentation are also features of the output of Serena Vestrucci, whose works relate not so much the making of marks, as the chromatic experience, to its initial, primitive stage, as if to test the expressive possibilities of the unusual material with which she creates the make-up of her canvases. Works that seem to be the result of playing games with powder-paint, in which, among the chromatic mists, one happens to come across the atmosphere of certain moments in the history of art, and the profile of our memories.
The desire to access the observable effects of their actions, and the techniques they use, through empirical means, each technique the product of successive attempts and improvements, and directed towards their own field of application, becomes a feature that is shared by all three artists, who certainly do not lack a certain injection of irony, in the same place wherein lies their concept of aesthetics, and their aesthetic sense.

Special thanks to Cantina Argiano, Montalcino (SI) www.argiano.net

Biographies

Anna Mostosi (Bergamo 1987, she lives and works in Milan). He graduated in Visual Arts at the Academy of Brera in 2010. Among her solo exhibitions: Wrinkle, Crinkle, Twist and Blow-Dry, The A Project Space, Palermo (2013). Among the group exhibitions in which she participated: Fuoriclasse, GAM, Milano (2012), Coordinate Ellittiche, DOCVA, Milano (2012), Agenzia 200, Unicredit Studio, Milano (2012), Run° 3, Room Gallery, Milan (2011), Gum Studio, Artissima Lido, Turin (2011), Central Park, Padova, Italy, Motel Lucie, (2011), Born in a Harem, MotelLucie, Klatovy/Klenova, Repubblica Ceca, (2011), Tu mi Piaci, MotelLucie, FestivalArteContemporanea, Museo Carlo Zauli, Faenza (2011), E se ti amo, tu che c’entri? Motel Lucie, Milan, 2010

Eugenia Vanni (Siena 1980, she lives and works in Milan and Siena). She attended the Academy of Fine Arts of Florence and the two-year specialization in Visual Arts and Curatorial Studies with thesis "to be Able to : the art making in the light of everyday practices " published by NABA. Among solo show we remember: 2012 Sturm und Drang , Museo Marino Marini, Florence, curated by Alberto Salvadori and Alberto Mugnaini; Stella, Villacontemporanea, Monza - 2009 Ognuno sa ciò che l’altro pensa, Galleria Riccardo Crespi, Milan, critical text by Gabi Scardi. Among group exhibitions: 2013 Dove non si tocca Museum Tornielli, Ameno (NO ) by Gabi Scardi ; The age of the profit , Church of St. Louis , Venice, MARS , Milan; Beyond the Garden Palace Fabroni , Pistoia , curated by Ludovico Pratesi; Incontri, Tenuta dello Scompiglio, Lucca, curated by Lorenzo Bruni - 2012 Meriggio2 in Carignano, curated by Ludovico Pratesi; Cartabianca - Florence, Museo di Villa Croce, Genoa, curated by Lorenzo Bruni; PLAY START Milan, Museo Pecci, Milan; Video Art Yearbook - 2011, the yearbook of Italian videoart; VI Biennial of Young Artists, Centro per l’arte Moderna e Contemporanea San Michele degli Scalzi, Pisa, curated by Ilaria Mariotti and Matteo Lucchetti - 2010XIV International Sculpture Biennale of Carrara, Post Monument, parallel events: Niente da vedere tutto da vivere curated by Lorenzo Bruni, Carrara; Natura&Destino Galleria Riccardo Crespi, Milan

Serena Vestrucci (Milan 1986, she lives and works in Venice). After graduating ar the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera in Milan, she attended a Master's degree in Visual Arts at the IUAV in Venice. He has presented his work in solo exhibitions at the gallery OTTO ZOO Milan (I Eat Lunch Between Two Highways, 2013), gallery Furini Contemporary Art of Rome (Tigre contro tigre, 2012) and at the non-profit space in Milan CREPACCIO (Cose che si muovono nel crepaccio a una lentezza tale da sembrare solo campate in aria, 2012). He also took part in several group exhibitions in Italy and abroad, among which: Così Accadde, Rebaudengo, Turin, Evolution, Space Monotono, Vicenza, curated by Marco Tagliafierro, CREPACCIO Pavilion at yoox.com, Ca'Soranzo,Venice, curated by Caroline Corbetta at the 55th International Art Exhibition; Fuoriclasse. Vent'anni di arte italiana nei corsi di Alberto Garutti, GAM, Milan, curated by Luca Cerizza; Falansterio, Spazio Morris, Milan, curated by Guido Molinari, Seconda mostra, Casabianca, Bologna, curated by Guido Molinari, and Opera 2011, Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Venice. He has participated in residencies in Belgrade (Real Presence , NKA / ICA ), Venice (BLM), Bologna (Accademie Eventuali, created by Fondazione Carisbo and Fondazione Furla, in collaboration with Mambo) and Genoa (AFTER THE FUTURE, Genoa Maxter Program 2013).