Daniela De Lorenzo's Felt Sculptures Explore Presence and Absence at Lottozero

At Lottozero Kunsthalle in Prato, Daniela De Lorenzo's solo exhibition 'Puzzle' presents felt sculptures and photographic prints that investigate the fragmentation and recomposition of the subject-object relationship. The works, created from body casts using felt's technological properties, form a segmented high relief with an irregular musical rhythm. The show also includes a series of photographs referencing Cosmè Tura's 'Madonna dello Zodiaco' (1459-1463), distorting a detail of the Virgin's face to explore ocular movement. Curated by Alessandra Tempesti and supported by Toscanaincontemporanea 2025, 'Puzzle' is the latest in Lottozero's soft sculpture series. De Lorenzo, a Florentine artist who debuted at the 1988 Venice Biennale, focuses on the phenomenology of perception, using performance as a starting point for many works. The exhibition runs until May 31.