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Unstable Condition emerges not from a theme, but from meeting the artists’ works. More than formal affinities, it registers the artwork’s necessity to come into the world and remain permeable to it. The medium endlessly overwrites itself, returning to the syntagm, working in backlight, oscillating between apparition and super-structure. Six works for six practices.
I would describe Federico Cantale’s sculpture as a restless gesture. A precipitate of light and colour, of material before matter, it plays with reference itself. Inside the bulk of a dormant, placid creature, Cantale’s sculpture is in fibrillation: it hints at tautology, but by way of a riddle. It proposes an idea of sculpture that fragments the viewpoint: on the one hand, an axonometric impulse, a volume that occupies and unsettles space, even at a virtual level; on the other, a compositional logic that emerges precariously from a frontal view.
Erasmia Kadinopoulou’s work unfolds through the stratification of things as much…
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Press Release
Unstable Condition emerges not from a theme, but from meeting the artists’ works. More than formal affinities, it registers the artwork’s necessity to come into the world and remain permeable to it. The medium endlessly overwrites itself, returning to the syntagm, working in backlight, oscillating between apparition and super-structure. Six works for six practices.
I would describe Federico Cantale’s sculpture as a restless gesture. A precipitate of light and colour, of material before matter, it plays with reference itself. Inside the bulk of a dormant, placid creature, Cantale’s sculpture is in fibrillation: it hints at tautology, but by way of a riddle. It proposes an idea of sculpture that fragments the viewpoint: on the one hand, an axonometric impulse, a volume that occupies and unsettles space, even at a virtual level; on the other, a compositional logic that emerges precariously from a frontal view.
Erasmia Kadinopoulou’s work unfolds through the stratification of things as much…















































































