Claudia Amatruda and Carla Giaccio Darias Explore Vulnerability in 'Corpi invisibili' at Galleria Vero Stoppioni
The Galleria Vero Stoppioni in Santa Sofia is hosting the exhibition 'Corpi invisibili, fuori controllo,' showcasing the works of Claudia Amatruda (born 1995 in Foggia) and Carla Giaccio Darias (born 1998 in Rome) as part of 'Un Problema del Genere - Vulnerabilità plurale.' Amatruda's artistic approach combines photography, sculpture, and video to investigate the relationship between the body and natural environments, hinting at a longing for ecological integration and the existence of an invisible form. In contrast, Giaccio Darias transforms found archival photographs into paintings that allude to anatomical models and subjective perception. Their collaborative exploration juxtaposes themes of hybridization and fragmentation, challenging conventional notions of the body. The exhibition is documented by Roberto Nanni and reviewed by Diana Cava for Artribune.
Key facts
- The exhibition 'Corpi invisibili, fuori controllo' features artists Claudia Amatruda and Carla Giaccio Darias.
- It is held at Galleria Vero Stoppioni in Santa Sofia.
- The show is part of the third edition of 'Un Problema del Genere - Vulnerabilità plurale.'
- Claudia Amatruda was born in Foggia in 1995.
- Carla Giaccio Darias was born in Rome in 1998.
- Amatruda's work uses photography, sculpture, and video to explore the body as situated experience.
- Giaccio Darias works with found archival images, translating them into paintings of fragmented body parts.
- The installation photographs are by Roberto Nanni.
Entities
Artists
- Claudia Amatruda
- Carla Giaccio Darias
- Roberto Nanni
- Diana Cava
Institutions
- Galleria Vero Stoppioni
- Artribune
Locations
- Santa Sofia
- Italy
- Foggia
- Rome
- Emilia-Romagna
- Forlì
- Romagna