Bosco Sodi's Material Alchemy at Eduardo Secci, Florence

The exhibition 'Bosco Sodi e l’energia del colore' at Eduardo Secci gallery in Florence presents the Mexican artist's recent works, where natural materials like fibers, sawdust, glue, wood, and clay form the basis of his practice. Sodi, born in Mexico City in 1970, balances matter and color in harmony with the production site, creating pieces that oscillate between Action Painting and Art Brut. The creative process relies heavily on chance, exploiting the material's imperfections to generate an energy that mirrors life's transience. The works are described as both physically imposing and ethereal, capturing moments of a longer journey. The article, by Niccolò Lucarelli for Artribune, also promotes the magazine's newsletters on art market trends, urban regeneration, and cultural tourism.