Marco Bizzarri's Journey Through Chilean Mining Landscapes at Balazsi Gallery
Marco Bizzarri's exhibition at Balazsi Gallery in Palma de Mallorca presents photographs and paintings from his travels through northern Chile, specifically the Humboldt Archipelago and Los Choros region. The works explore the impact of mining on the landscape, both physically and atmospherically, with a focus on fine dust that remains suspended in the air. Bizzarri uses a technique of controlled dripping and layered paint to evoke the sedimentation of memory and time. Recurring staircases in industrial settings serve as metaphors for fragility and the ephemeral. The exhibition draws on references to Tim Ingold, Francesco Careri, Allan Sekula, and Robert Smithson, framing the journey as both a lived line and an experiential archive. The show is curated by Esmeralda Gómez Galera.
Key facts
- Marco Bizzarri's exhibition at Balazsi Gallery in Palma de Mallorca
- Works based on travels through northern Chile, Humboldt Archipelago and Los Choros
- Focus on mining's impact on landscape and suspended dust
- Technique: controlled dripping and layered paint
- Recurring motif: staircases in industrial settings as metaphors for fragility
- References: Tim Ingold, Francesco Careri, Allan Sekula, Robert Smithson
- Curated by Esmeralda Gómez Galera
- Exhibition explores journey as lived line and experiential archive
Entities
Artists
- Marco Bizzarri
- Robert Smithson
- Allan Sekula
- Francesco Careri
- Tim Ingold
Institutions
- Balazsi Gallery
Locations
- Palma de Mallorca
- Spain
- Chile
- Humboldt Archipelago
- Los Choros