Archive 2020 KubaParis

BRUIAJ

Exhibition view. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Background, from left to right: Larisa Sitar, Michele Bressan. Foreground: Larisa Sitar. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Background, from left to right: Larisa Sitar, Michele Bressan. Foreground: Larisa Sitar. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, The Impossibility of Counting That Which is Numberless, 2015, mixed technique, 29 x 21 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, The Impossibility of Counting That Which is Numberless, 2015, mixed technique, 29 x 21 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Lea Rasovszky, Michele Bressan, Larisa Sitar. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Lea Rasovszky, Michele Bressan, Larisa Sitar. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Larisa Sitar, Roboust Boast, 2020, dyptich, MDF bas-relief, washable paint, 40 x 50 cm each. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Larisa Sitar, Roboust Boast, 2020, dyptich, MDF bas-relief, washable paint, 40 x 50 cm each. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Background: Lea Rasovszky. Foreground: Michele Bressan. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Background: Lea Rasovszky. Foreground: Michele Bressan. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Like in One of My Dreams #0, table and scale model, 2020, 100 x 50 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Like in One of My Dreams #0, table and scale model, 2020, 100 x 50 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Larisa Sitar, Lea Rasovszky, Michele Bressan. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Larisa Sitar, Lea Rasovszky, Michele Bressan. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Sorrow (Fake Ancient History), 2020, sculpture/readymade, marble base, 30 x 30 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Sorrow (Fake Ancient History), 2020, sculpture/readymade, marble base, 30 x 30 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, Ode to My Left Hand, 2020, in-situ installation (drawing, painting, object, text intervention). Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, Ode to My Left Hand, 2020, in-situ installation (drawing, painting, object, text intervention). Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Background: Michele Bressan. Foreground: Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Background: Michele Bressan. Foreground: Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. From left to right: Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovszky. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, Criers (Is it Weird That I Want to Taste Your Tears?), 2019, dyptich, dried flowers, metal support, 150 x 50 x 50 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, Criers (Is it Weird That I Want to Taste Your Tears?), 2019, dyptich, dried flowers, metal support, 150 x 50 x 50 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, Criers (Is it Weird That I Want to Taste Your Tears?), 2019, dyptich, dried flowers, metal support, 150 x 50 x 50 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Lea Rasovszky, Criers (Is it Weird That I Want to Taste Your Tears?), 2019, dyptich, dried flowers, metal support, 150 x 50 x 50 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Timpuri Noi, 2014, ultrachrome pigment print on Hahnemuhle Rag Baryta paper mounted on aluminium, 180 x 145 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Timpuri Noi, 2014, ultrachrome pigment print on Hahnemuhle Rag Baryta paper mounted on aluminium, 180 x 145 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Larisa Sitar, Roboust Boast, 2019, MDF bas-relief, washable paint, 150 x 120 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Larisa Sitar, Roboust Boast, 2019, MDF bas-relief, washable paint, 150 x 120 cm. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Overhead Projections, 2019, plastic food wrap foil sculptures, overhead projectors. Photo credit: infi.ro
Exhibition view. Michele Bressan, Overhead Projections, 2019, plastic food wrap foil sculptures, overhead projectors. Photo credit: infi.ro

Location

Art Encounters Foundation

Date

27.02 –11.06.2020

Curator

Diana Marincu

Photography

infi.ro

Subheadline

Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovszky, Larisa Sitar

Text

BRUIAJ Art Encounters Foundation,Timișoara, Romania 28th February – 15th April 2020 Artists: Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovszky, Larisa Sitar Curator: Diana Marincu / Assistant curator: Georgia Țidorescu The exhibition BRUIAJ, the third episode in the series of collaborations between the artists Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovsky, and Larisa Sitar, bears witness to a generation solidarity that sets the frame for a dialogue developed naturally, spanning a long period of time. BRUIAJ focuses on exploring the topography of memory unfolding raw images, atavistic and enigmatic visions of personal and collective histories, never processed till their deepest layer. Residues lurking in these folds disturb even the clearest of the stories. This disturbance forces the path of visual experience to multiple detours, diversions and surprises stemming from themes such as the aesthetics of the private space, the everyday eeriness, funeral rites, military arsenal, ruin, and disappearance. On the one hand, the artworks of the three artists bring to the fore the innocence of discovering, with genuine curiosity, the inner and outer world, on the other, they let the door open for fiction to set in and build its own version of reality, “enhanced” by 3D modelling or excessive adornment. In between irony and melancholy, the works reflect the artists’ concern for the relationship between a false antiquity necessary for embedding in collective mythologies, including those of the artistic act, and the updated references to personal landmarks, describing their attitude in relation to the passing of time and to history. The “mess” the artists create influence the overall vibe, sometimes intimate and familiar, sometimes harsh and abrasive, of a space outlined by drawings, installations, bas-relief, and in-situ interventions. The positions in which we meet again Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovsky, and Larisa Sitar derive from a core of already existing recent works, but also from new productions, specially made for this exhibition. List of artworks: Michele Bressan 1. Like in one of My Dreams #2, (2019) 2. How Can You Think Of Fame Or Death, (2020) 3. Cinema Patria (Waiting for the Drama series), (2011) 4. Black Dress, (2019) 5. Like in One of my Dreams #0, (2020) 6. Sorrow (Fake Ancient History), (2020) 7. Timpuri Noi, (2014) 8. Overhead Projections, (2019) Lea Rasovszky 1. The Impossibility of Counting That Which Is Numberless, (2015) 2. How Can You Think of Fame or Death, (2020) 3. God As A Boy, (2017) 4. Composition with Wilted Tulips, Racing Pulse and Wooden Cross, (2019) 5. Selfportrait on a Shitty Day, (2019) 6. Tetra Pink, (2019) 7. Everything I Left Behind, (2020) 8. Bird Boy, (2019) 9. Lap Dog Self, (2019) 10. Unconsolable, (2019) 11. Ode to My Left Hand, (2020) 12. Nightmare at the Drawing Olympics, (2020) 13. Criers (Is it Weird That I Want to Taste Your Tears?), (2019) Larisa Sitar 1. Roboust Boast, series of 10 works (2019) 2. Untitled, (2020) 3. Untitled, (2020)

Diana Marincu