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Descrizione dell'opera

This work is the result of my recent investigations on the aesthetic value of daily objects, which we accumulate around us or destroy when they are no longer useful, although they affect and modify our personal lives. It points at the ambivalent dynamics of a work of art as fetish object that implies a new relation between belief and critical thinking. Is it possible to consider an object, whether if it is a jewel or part of our outfit, as something more than “prisoner of its materiality”? What happens when we grant them a “soul” that gives them magical or transforming properties? This different sensitivity projects the evoking power of artworks, creating an enigmatic atmosphere in which a feeling of presence is, precisely, what resists the materiality of those objects. Illusiontale consists of eleven fetish objects made by hand that receive a symbolic meaning when they are used. Source: Itaú Cultural Visual Arts Award 2019-2020 Catalogue

Biografia dell'artista

Luciana Rondolini: Exploring Consumption and Identity Through Multi-Disciplinary Art

Argentine visual artist Luciana Rondolini delves into profound questions about our relationship with material culture and selfhood through a captivating blend of mediums – photography, video, sculpture, and installation. Born in Buenos Aires in 1976, Rondolini’s artistic journey began at the Instituto Nacional de Arte (iuna), where she honed her skills under the mentorship of prominent figures like Hernán Marina, Fabián Burgos, Carlos Huffman, and Elsa Soibelman, fostering a foundation rooted in experimental art practices. This formative period instilled within her a dedication to challenging established artistic conventions and prioritizing conceptual depth alongside visual impact. Her early involvement with workshops such as the Anti-Project workshop at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (2011) solidified this commitment, exposing her to innovative approaches that questioned traditional artistic boundaries. These experiences nurtured her critical gaze and propelled her toward exploring themes of societal critique and personal introspection—a trajectory that would define her subsequent artistic endeavors. Furthermore, participation in curated projects like Fundación Proa’s inaugural Contemporary Art Clinics (2014) and Pac Project, focusing on contemporary art practices (2016), based in Buenos Aires, provided invaluable insight into the dynamics of the art world and reinforced her conviction in fostering dialogue between artists and audiences alike. Rondolini's artistic practice distinguishes itself through its multifaceted exploration of concepts—primarily “Having” equates to “Being”—a provocative assertion that compels viewers to reconsider the significance of possessions and their role in shaping our identities. This conceptual core aligns seamlessly with influences from Conceptual Art and Minimalism, reflecting a deliberate rejection of decorative excess and an unwavering focus on conveying fundamental ideas. Her technical virtuosity spans disciplines: she skillfully manipulates photography, video editing techniques, sculptural fabrication methods, and installation design principles to weave narratives across multiple sensory dimensions. Her exhibitions have garnered international recognition, showcasing her work in galleries such as Missionaria (Chicago) and Galerie d’Arte Fu (Miami), alongside prominent venues like Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and Centro Cultural San Martín in Buenos Aires. Notably, Rondolini was shortlisted for the Petrobras Arteba Award in 2012 and awarded the Barrio Jóvenes Prize from Fundación ArteBA in 2013—honors that underscore her contribution to Argentine artistic discourse. Her involvement in significant events like Art Berlin Contemporary, Miami Project, Expo Chicago, Parc, Peru and Schwab Fairs demonstrates her unwavering dedication to engaging with the broader art community and promoting critical reflection on contemporary issues. Discover more about Luciana Rondolini's work at Fondazione Luciana Matalon

Luciana Rondolini

1976 - , Argentina

Informazioni rapide

Artistic Movement Or Style: Contemporary art
Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Minimalism']
Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Hernán Marina
- Fabián Burgos
- Carlos Huffman
- Elsa Soibelman
Date Of Birth: Buenos Aires, Argentina (1976)
Date Of Death: Living
Full Name: Luciana Rondolini
Nationality: Argentina
Notable Artworks: ['Ilusiontale']
Place Of Birth: Buenos Aires

Ilusiontale

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