In latest works presented at the exhibition, Rossocinabro combines multi-figure scenes, fragments of nature, landscapes or cityscapes, paintings and photographs with fictional images and abstract segments to create multi-planar compositions, and new sculptures. The works are constructed by mixing intentional and spontaneous, as if accidental effects, three-dimensional shapes and near-abstract, flattened, decorative forms, realistic depictions and reproduced mediated images. Bursts of bright colours, variety of shapes and textures enrich artists’ works, mark the renovation of their art language and act as powerful catalysts of emotions.

The narrative is often driven by the concept of art as an act. This act becomes a universal key to reveal the stories behind elaborate and multi-contextual scenes. Many narratives often focus on the time of the setting. This prevailing sense of temporality provokes to rethink historical and personal past, explore the mechanisms of memory, remembrance, longing and the importance of image in this context. Complex time structures of the stories move in circles, swirl, repeat themselves, stretch from the past to the present and future, resulting in infinite possibilities. So the stories from before become stories not yet told.

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Artists: David Aimone, Janice Alamanou, Annabelle Art Gallery, Brian Avadka Colez, Ayuna, Axel Becker, Frank Briffa, Helen Canetta, Chris Corridore, Onno Dröge, Bogdan Dyulgerov, Paula Galera, Allyson Glenn, Dana Hassan, Peter Higgings, Dag Hol, Michael Jiliak, Yvon Jolivet, Rachel Kah, Alexandra Kapogianni-Beth, Rosana Largo Rodríguez, Audrey Lim, Fiona Livingstone, Raúl López, Angeliki Manta, Yellena Mazin, Dalene Meiring, Eve Neeracher, Odeza, Ann Palmer, Ittiphon Phattarachon, Parnthip Phattarachon, Steffi Pieters, Ludwika Pilat, Sal Ponce Enrile, Irena Procházková, Michael Schaffer, Jhoseth Silva, Przemko Stachowski, Taka & Megu, Petra Tiemann, Çağla Yeliz Usta Erdoğan, Katja van den Bogaert, Stéphane Vereecken, Marja-Riitta Vuorela, Anke Wiemer, Levi Wolffe

Curators: Joe Hansen and Cristina Madini