Caroline Mesquita's Sculptures at T293 in Rome
Caroline Mesquita (born 1989 in Brest, lives in Paris) presents sculptures at T293 in Rome that evoke Yugoslavian Spomeniks, fallen spacecraft parts, welded and oxidized metal fragments, and futuristic totems. The works explore relational ambiguity and how individual perception shapes meaning. A video features a solitary taxi driver encountering mysterious characters played by the same actor, transforming into metal humanoids and reconfiguring concepts of gender, personality, sex, and sociality. The exhibition was reviewed by Francesca Mattozzi.
Key facts
- Caroline Mesquita was born in 1989 in Brest, France.
- She lives and works in Paris.
- The exhibition is held at T293 in Rome.
- Sculptures resemble Yugoslavian Spomeniks, spacecraft parts, and futuristic totems.
- A video features a solitary taxi driver and mysterious characters.
- All characters in the video are played by the same actor.
- The work explores relational processes and their ambiguity.
- Francesca Mattozzi wrote the review.
Entities
Artists
- Caroline Mesquita
- Francesca Mattozzi
Institutions
- T293
- Artribune
Locations
- Brest
- France
- Paris
- Rome
- Italy