Andi Kacziba's Body Art and Autobiography in Turin
Andi Kacziba (Hungary, 1974), a former model and fashion art director, presents a solo exhibition in Turin curated by Angela Madesani. The show explores the intimate and universal female experience of physical decay and inadequacy due to aging, reimagined positively through body art. A new series of Polaroids shows the artist in a frontal pose with gold injected into her facial wrinkles. Other works feature gold removed via a face cast and displayed under glass as a precious object.
Key facts
- Andi Kacziba was born in Hungary in 1974.
- She previously worked as a model and fashion art director.
- The exhibition is in Turin, curated by Angela Madesani.
- The theme is female physical decay and aging, approached positively.
- New Polaroid series shows gold injected into facial wrinkles.
- Other works use a face cast to remove gold, displayed under glass.
- The exhibition includes works shown for the first time.
- The artist uses her own body as a medium, akin to body art.
Entities
Artists
- Andi Kacziba
Locations
- Turin
- Italy