Group Exhibition 'Trasformazioni Silenziose' Explores Time in Rome
The group exhibition 'Trasformazioni Silenziose' in Rome brings together artists Silvia Camporesi, Letizia Cariello, and Jakub Woynarowski, who use photography, writing, drawing, and video to explore the concept of time. Camporesi focuses on unresolved past enigmas and counter-narratives blending scientific report and affective memory. Cariello's work is introspective, marked by manual and material qualities. Woynarowski investigates the persistence of images over time, particularly symbols from Masonic ciphers. The exhibition posits that art captures subtle, gradual transformations affecting collective memory.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'Trasformazioni Silenziose'
- Held in Rome
- Features artists Silvia Camporesi, Letizia Cariello, Jakub Woynarowski
- Mediums include photography, writing, drawing, video
- Theme: time and its multiple facets
- Camporesi addresses unresolved past enigmas
- Cariello's work is interior, manual, and material
- Woynarowski explores persistence of images and Masonic symbols
Entities
Artists
- Silvia Camporesi
- Letizia Cariello
- Jakub Woynarowski
- Gaia Palombo
- Donatella Landi
Institutions
- Artribune
- Università degli studi di Roma La Sapienza
- Fondazione Pastificio
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Latina