Jaanika
Peerna
Avanzare, Arretrare
Advancing, Retreating
drawing,
video installation, performance
curated
by Giuseppe Padula
to see more images of
the exhibition and opening reception please click here
live drawing performance click HERE
Primo
Piano
May
16th –June 16th, 2014
Opening: May 16th, 19.00
Live performance: May
17th, 21.00
By appointment: phone
+39 335 674898
Primo
Piano
via Garibaldi 20, Rimini, Italy / phone +39
338 7609080
The artist sculpts the 'space' as raw, primordial material
to return the 'Space' as an element of meaning for humans, as a
synaptich environment for the body.
Not an a priori Kantian space, but the result of the dialectical fine perception of the density, a border between the full and the empty, between the delineated traces of the graphite on paper and the energetic movement of the body in the space, on a search for the strange attractors, unperturbed centers of imperceptible vibrations.
It is a stable representation of the region of chaos, tracing the border of temporary balance between a controlled emotion reminescent Soviet realism with the creative emotion of Western performance in a dialogue that the artist Jaanika Peerna, belonging to both cultures, tries to elaborate in her research and her works.
Not an a priori Kantian space, but the result of the dialectical fine perception of the density, a border between the full and the empty, between the delineated traces of the graphite on paper and the energetic movement of the body in the space, on a search for the strange attractors, unperturbed centers of imperceptible vibrations.
It is a stable representation of the region of chaos, tracing the border of temporary balance between a controlled emotion reminescent Soviet realism with the creative emotion of Western performance in a dialogue that the artist Jaanika Peerna, belonging to both cultures, tries to elaborate in her research and her works.
On
view there will be a large room-size drawing installation, a trilogy of
counterpoint drawings, and a video installation. The artist will hold a
drawing performance working on the
large gallery windows.
The
exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Nando Randi, founder of Ninapì art
gallery.
for more info on the Biennial click HERE