By Alberto Zanchetta
The Art Gallery The Castle of Trento opens Saturday, March 12 the staff Maurizio Carriero entitled Exercise of inertia.
inertia mentioned by the artist (ie the requirement that a body remains in an idle state until an external force does not intervene to modify his retirement) is to be linked to the ecstasy, which is the "state of grace" may be abstracted and elsewhere. These are works that could be called eccentric, I mean the condition of being outside the village (in this specific case: out of yourself, from your body). This is what happens to the characters of his career, figures exiled and imprisoned in boxes that redefine the normal time-space coordinates, as if to rarefy relations with the outside world to address only the inner. The subjects that populate these paintings are silent victims, absorbed in unspeakable physical and spiritual hardships. Restless souls, "kidnapped in high enjoyment," whose contours and features that dissolve under the burden of the painting. Humiliated and tortured, the penitents career seems to decompose in a load of empty promises, immersed in a sort of sensual-sexual asceticism, which tends to achieve perfection through practice, that period that allows you to live in a reality that is not of this earth. As George Simmel wrote about the mystical rapture, "their soul is no longer their own, but lives in the hereafter, where the body tries to follow her. With the gestures of the body the soul expressing its inability to comment, in addition, since the only function of the body was to ensure that the soul has gone away, her movements in a certain way alienate him from himself. " The artist then transposes the body experiences both in holiness and eroticism, creating a colloquial metaphysics - between Heaven and Earth, between soul and body, between ejaculations and ejaculations.
opening Saturday, March 12 19:00
ART GALLERY CASTLE
Via degli Orbi 25, 38122 Trento
Hours: 10:00 to 12:30 / 4:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Monday
closed Sunday morning by appointment
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