Relations and dynamic tensions between body and matter define Folding Roads, a solo exhibition of Argentinian artist Luciana Lamothe (1975), hosted at the Venetian venue of the Alberta Pane Gallery until 27 July. The exhibition is accompanied by a text by curator Ilaria Gianni.
Appointed to represent her country at the 60th Venice Biennale, Lamothe proves her versatility with a retrospective exhibition that, in dialogue with the important installation project set up in the spaces of the Arsenale, allows visitors to delve into an artistic universe made of sinuous and orthogonal forms, organic and at the same time architectural shapes.
Folding Roads unfolds in the spaces of the Venetian gallery, bringing into dialogue four main bodies of works: sculptures, works on paper, photographs and videos created over the last decade.
