Anna Ippolito and Marzio Zorio's 'In All Senses' at Venice

The exhibition 'In All Senses' at Venice features works by Anna Ippolito (Turin, 1984) and Marzio Zorio (Turin, 1985) that engage the viewer's senses and challenge traditional art-audience relationships. Ippolito's 'Linea di 4 metri, 9 mesi e un giorno' consists of metal plates immersed in the lagoon, creating corrosion patterns with drawn profiles of a pregnant belly. Zorio's 'NY BUG (NewYork Hin-to)' is a sound installation that compresses space-time to let visitors hear real-time New York noises within a tank-like aquarium. The exhibition emphasizes the contingency of perception and the geographical-historical scope of the works, which often result from performative actions across different moments, places, and people.