Andrea Rosset's Photographic Paintings at Fusion Art Gallery in Turin
Andrea Rosset, a photographer who avoids pressing the shutter, instead lets the camera fire automatically and then paints with a flashlight. His exhibition "Intra" at Fusion Art Gallery in Turin presents three photographic series: "Restrain," featuring portraits of humid souls; "Emme," a series of lightboxes; and "La Cifra," 37 angular anatomies projected in a second room transformed into a camera obscura. Rosset's process involves drawing subjects out of darkness using a torch as a brush, creating images that evolve through a dynamic exercise of understanding the subject's physiognomy. The show runs until May 7, 2016.
Key facts
- Andrea Rosset does not press the shutter; the camera shoots autonomously.
- He uses a flashlight as a brush to paint photographic images.
- The exhibition 'Intra' features three series: Restrain, Emme, and La Cifra.
- Restrain consists of portraits of 'tumid souls' at the entrance.
- Emme is a series of lightboxes.
- La Cifra includes 37 angular anatomies projected in a camera obscura.
- The show is at Fusion Art Gallery in Turin until May 7, 2016.
- The gallery address is Piazza Peyron 9g.
Entities
Artists
- Andrea Rosset
Institutions
- Fusion Art Gallery
- Artribune
Locations
- Torino
- Turin
- Italy