Claudio Costa and Daniele Girardi at La Giarina, Verona
The exhibition 'Bivacco 17' at Galleria La Giarina in Verona pairs works by Claudio Costa (Tirana, 1942 – Genoa, 1995) and Daniele Girardi (Verona, 1977), two artists from different generations. Costa's practice is regressive, using rusty iron and found objects in alchemical compositions that suggest a neo-mythology. Girardi, by contrast, presents a temporal and spatial avant-garde, documenting his walks in Norwegian wilderness. The show features a 1:1 scale section of his shelter 'Bivacco 17', containing his equipment, navigation tools, and notes. The video 'MYR' loops in the gallery's underground space, recording his journey with a restless camera reminiscent of Lars von Trier. Curated by Luigi Meneghelli, the exhibition runs until December 31, 2016.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Bivacco 17' at Galleria La Giarina in Verona
- Features Claudio Costa (1942–1995) and Daniele Girardi (born 1977)
- Costa uses rusty iron and found objects in alchemical compositions
- Girardi presents a 1:1 scale section of his shelter 'Bivacco 17'
- Shelter includes equipment, navigation tools, and notes from Norwegian explorations
- Video 'MYR' documents Girardi's walk in Norway, shot with a restless camera
- Curated by Luigi Meneghelli
- Runs until December 31, 2016
Entities
Artists
- Claudio Costa
- Daniele Girardi
- Lars von Trier
- Luigi Meneghelli
Institutions
- Galleria La Giarina
- Artribune
Locations
- Verona
- Italy
- Tirana
- Albania
- Genoa
- Norway