Vivian Caccuri
Lexapro, 2022
barra de ferro, tela mosquiteiro, linha de algodão e fio encerado
[iron bar, mosquito net, cotton thread and waxed thread]
[iron bar, mosquito net, cotton thread and waxed thread]
120 x 181 x 3 cm
[47 1/4 x 71 1/4 x 1 1/8 in]
7 kg
[47 1/4 x 71 1/4 x 1 1/8 in]
7 kg
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A partir da sua exposição 'Febre Amarela', que ocorreu na Gentil Carioca do Rio de Janeiro em 2019, a artista vem desenvolvendo uma série de obras que propõem uma nova...
A partir da sua exposição "Febre Amarela", que ocorreu na Gentil Carioca do Rio de Janeiro em 2019, a artista vem desenvolvendo uma série de obras que propõem uma nova relação ambiental com os mosquitos. Sob a perspectiva da história das doenças tropicais, da teoria do som e de algumas teorias empíricas / inventadas, Vivian Caccuri mostra outras faces do inseto que mudaram o mundo. Ela forma imagens visuais e auditivas para contar histórias em consonância com as consequências das tentativas coloniais de conquistar a natureza.
From her exhibition "Yellow Fever", which took place at Gentil Carioca in Rio de Janeiro in 2019, the artist has been developing a series of works that propose a new environmental relationship with mosquitoes. From the perspective of the history of tropical diseases, the theory of sound and some empirical / invented theories, Vivian Caccuri shows other faces of the insect that changed the world. She forms visual and aural images to tell stories in line with the aftermath of colonial attempts to conquer nature.
From her exhibition "Yellow Fever", which took place at Gentil Carioca in Rio de Janeiro in 2019, the artist has been developing a series of works that propose a new environmental relationship with mosquitoes. From the perspective of the history of tropical diseases, the theory of sound and some empirical / invented theories, Vivian Caccuri shows other faces of the insect that changed the world. She forms visual and aural images to tell stories in line with the aftermath of colonial attempts to conquer nature.