Maria Grazia Solano. Artfully made
From 17 Giugno 2014 to 11 Luglio 2014
Turin
Place: Raffaella De Chirico Gallery
Address: via della Rocca 19 - via Giolitti 52
Times: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays 12-7.30 pm; Thursday 2.30-10 pm; Saturday, Sunday and Monday by appointment
Ticket price: free entry
Telefono per informazioni: +39 011 19503550
E-Mail info: info@dechiricogalleriadarte.com
Official site: http://www.dechiricogalleriadarte.com
Maria Grazia Solano (Turin, 1969) is a theatrical actress whose training has taken shape at the Piccolo Teatro of Milan, directed by Giorgio Strehler, where he graduated in 1993 and where he worked for theater productions until 2000. Studies of high school instead of performing them to the First Art School in Turin and then his first solo exhibition at the gallery Raffaella De Chirico is a return to visual art, passion actually getting prosecuted, and never abandoned, and developed into an intimate path and not from the exhibition ' age of 14 years.
"Without such art" consists of 7 portraits of women resorted to cosmetic surgery. Maria Grazia Solano part of a project over a year ago that has changed and evolved over the course of the sessions and conversations with his models: registered the change that was manifested, listening and painting, realizing what it meant to him. Solano had the need to understand their curiosity, caused by time and the effect it produces on the human being deposited on the skin and, as often happens, had to find out through the other self. "With a nose like mine I could never play Juliet. I recited to overcome inhibitions, you have a reason to be in the spotlight, you need to get a round of applause to break away from themselves. The paint me back together. "
And 'dissatisfaction with the achievement of an ideal of beauty that the artist Turin records through the talks, which also become the pièces, even more contemporary through the use of a chair / confessional. The models are in fact portrayed in the same chair, which is also the place where we are told: they talked about themselves, their dreams, that Mary Grace has revealed through the silent code of the painting. He could not tell it any other way because what goes on stage can not and should not be told, "translate" through the narrative would be to betray.
"Without such art" consists of 7 portraits of women resorted to cosmetic surgery. Maria Grazia Solano part of a project over a year ago that has changed and evolved over the course of the sessions and conversations with his models: registered the change that was manifested, listening and painting, realizing what it meant to him. Solano had the need to understand their curiosity, caused by time and the effect it produces on the human being deposited on the skin and, as often happens, had to find out through the other self. "With a nose like mine I could never play Juliet. I recited to overcome inhibitions, you have a reason to be in the spotlight, you need to get a round of applause to break away from themselves. The paint me back together. "
And 'dissatisfaction with the achievement of an ideal of beauty that the artist Turin records through the talks, which also become the pièces, even more contemporary through the use of a chair / confessional. The models are in fact portrayed in the same chair, which is also the place where we are told: they talked about themselves, their dreams, that Mary Grace has revealed through the silent code of the painting. He could not tell it any other way because what goes on stage can not and should not be told, "translate" through the narrative would be to betray.
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