Alfredo Pirri's Rome Exhibition Explores Light and Mud
Galleria Z2o in Rome presents a solo exhibition of Alfredo Pirri (born 1957 in Cosenza), showcasing works from the 1980s to today. The show contrasts light and mud across various media: delicate watercolors on paper, charcoal and spray paint pieces, large wooden panels, and the installation 'Strada di bandiere'. At the gallery's Aventino space, the 2019 installation 'Compagni e angeli' features transparent plexiglass panels in a geometric arrangement, allowing natural light to create multiple perspectives. Recurring motifs include circularity, gear-like illusions, radial layouts, and sound waves. Small cruciform screws hint at intimate sacredness. Preparatory drawings for 'Passi', exhibited at Chiostro del Bramante in the 'Crazy' show, accompany the display.
Key facts
- Alfredo Pirri was born in Cosenza in 1957.
- The exhibition is held at Galleria Z2o in Rome.
- The gallery has two locations: via della Vetrina and via Baccio Pontelli on the Aventine.
- Works range from the 1980s to the present.
- Techniques include watercolor, charcoal, spray paint, and plexiglass installations.
- The installation 'Compagni e angeli' dates from 2019.
- Preparatory drawings for 'Passi' are included.
- 'Passi' was previously shown at Chiostro del Bramante in the 'Crazy' exhibition.
Entities
Artists
- Alfredo Pirri
Institutions
- Galleria Z2o
- Chiostro del Bramante
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- via della Vetrina
- via Baccio Pontelli
- Aventino
- Cosenza