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" Risorgimento today. Signs of regeneration "in Ferrara - Paolo Bianchi / Fabio Pietrantonio by Maria Livia Brunelli
Paolo Bianchi unfortunately and regretfully I do not know and I regret that. Fabio Pietrantonio but I know him thoroughly. recover primitive energies, in comparison with the present full of food for thought.
As if the nineteenth-century concept of Motherland was replaced by topical desire to return to Mother Earth, ancestral felt like a genuine saving, although contaminated by the contradictions of the present.
respectively identify the ox and his master. Powerful and evocative in their white sheepskins, they resonate with their heavy load on large bells braided leather straps, face masks and carry wooden animals that represent animals.
Unfortunately, in early seventies in that area was built the petrochemical industry that has radically changed both the uses that the customs of the inhabitants, profaning the intimate link between the natural man, earth and animal. So the "Boes and merdules" appear in the eyes of the artist a new genetically altered species, the result of cultural and environmental pollution, because under those masks hidden cassintegrati several hours. But feel the force of tradition with pride and want to recover that ancient bond.
A desire to regeneration that is found in "Flags", born from a reflection on This involves the same material they are made of: fragments of newspapers and fabrics commonly used. Says the artist, who lives in what was the first capital of the Kingdom of Italy: "Where is the Italy of Garibaldi? Every day I look around and see too much negativity about our country's general political, social, economic .. I see an Italy adrift. My flags showing this crumbling of the country, but also a strong urge to compose himself, without a linear project. And 'the difficult spiritual journey that awaits us, who are participating in all beings who have the ability to do so without fear.
19 / 3 12 / 6 2011
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Corso Ercole I d'Este, 3 Ferrara (Italy) Rome-London-Berlin-Beijing
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