SGUARDO LUCIDO: Marina Caneve / Cesare Fabbri / Teresa Giannico / Francesco Neri


Exhibition run: 8 October – 23 November 2019

Teresa Giannico − 'Interior n°7' aus: 'Ricerca8', 2019. Inkjet print, Courtesy of the Artist and VIASATERNA Gallery, Milano
Cesare Fabbri – San Gregorio, 2013. C-print
Marina Caneve − Experience #01, 2015 Archival Pigment print, 40 x 50 cm
Francesco Neri – At home, Faenza, 2.4. 2011
C-print

SGUARDO LUCIDO
Marina Caneve / Cesare Fabbri / Teresa Giannico / Francesco Neri


Opens: 5 October, starting 6 pm
The artists are present.
Exhibition run: 8 October − 23 November 2019

FOTOHOF / Inge-Morath-Platz 1-3 / 5020 Salzburg / Austria
      
The photographs of Marina Caneve (*1988) feature the mountain scenery of the Dolomites. However, her gaze is not directed at the fascination that the beauty of nature evokes, but at the instability of the mountains and the hazards they pose. Her work entitled Are They Rocks or Clouds? refers to man-made natural catastrophes in the Dolomites. The fragility of the region as a whole is illustrated by the artist’s own photographs and the inclusion of historical documents and anecdotes as well as scientific findings.

For his decade-long study The Flying Carpet Cesare Fabbri (*1971) focused on his two home regions of Emilia-Romagna and Sardinia. His black-and-white photographs depict a tranquil world where everyday objects are transformed into magical images through the artist's discerning eye and his framing of reality.
   
Teresa Giannico (*1985) scrutinises the documentary value of photography through a process aimed at reconstructing reality. For her groups of photographic works entitled Rogoredo and Lay Out she collected photographs of typical Italian interiors and indoor spaces. Rearranged in dioramas, photographed, and printed in small and large formats, the new perspective creates a perfectly illusionary space and depicts a precarious and unbalanced world.

The vast project entitled Trophy and Treasure by Francesco Neri (*1982) revolves around the artist's own family in which, for generations, medicine and hunting have played a pivotal role. His parents' house in Faenza in Emilia-Romagna provides the setting for these photographs. The close ties that exist between people (specifically, in this particular project, his own family) and landscape and nature are the defining elements of Francesco Neri's pictorial universe.

The exhibition opens on Saturday, 5 October 2019 as part of the Long Night of Museums cultural event; a discussion in Italian with Marina Caneve, Cesare Fabbri, Teresa Giannico and Francesco Neri is scheduled for 6 pm on Friday, 4 October 2019 at the Società Dante Alighieri, Strubergasse 18, 5020 Salzburg!



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  • Teresa Giannico − "Interior n°7" aus: "Ricerca8", 2019 Inkjet print, Courtesy of the Artist and VIASATERNA Gallery, Milano
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  • Cesare Fabbri – San Gregorio, 2013. C-print
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  • Marina Caneve − Experience #01, 2015 Archival Pigment print, 40 × 50 cm
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  • Francesco Neri – At home, Faenza, 2.4. 2011 C-print
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