Eva Marisaldi's 'Silver Monsters' at Francesco Pantaleone Gallery
Eva Marisaldi (Bologna, 1966) presents 'Silver Monsters,' a solo exhibition curated by Agata Polizzi at Francesco Pantaleone Gallery in Palermo. The show features works developed over a year of research and dialogues, offering a poetic interpretation of diverse local histories and figures. The series 'Silver Monsters' comprises embroidered drawings on fabric of various sizes, depicting fragments of Sicilian history from past eras. 'Studio' is a wooden lectern paying homage to a detail from Antonello da Messina's painting 'L'Annunciata.' 'Miraggio' is a LED device with video animation that recalls prosecutor Borsellino, briefly showing his red agenda that disappeared after the attack.
Key facts
- Eva Marisaldi was born in Bologna in 1966.
- The exhibition 'Silver Monsters' is curated by Agata Polizzi.
- The show is held at Francesco Pantaleone Gallery in Palermo.
- The works were created over a year of reading and comparisons.
- The 'Silver Monsters' series consists of embroidered drawings on fabric.
- The drawings depict fragments of Sicilian history from past eras.
- 'Studio' is a wooden lectern inspired by Antonello da Messina's 'L'Annunciata.'
- 'Miraggio' is a LED device with video animation referencing prosecutor Borsellino's red agenda.
Entities
Artists
- Eva Marisaldi
- Antonello da Messina
- Agata Polizzi
Institutions
- Francesco Pantaleone Gallery
Locations
- Bologna
- Italy
- Palermo