Loredana Longo's Wolf Poster Provokes Reflection in Caraglio
As part of the public art project 'Take me a question' in Caraglio, curated by Andrea Lerda, Sicilian-born, Milan-based artist Loredana Longo (b. 1967, Catania) presents a 70×50 cm black-and-white poster featuring a wolf with the text 'Il lupo non smette mai di mangiare' (The wolf never stops eating). The work, displayed on a public billboard, aims to engage passersby in the province of Cuneo with plural reflections on public space. Longo explains that while the image initially evokes the ferocity of the wolf, the true insatiable animal is man. The project follows a previous intervention by Franco Ariaudo.
Key facts
- Loredana Longo is the second artist in the 'Take me a question' project in Caraglio.
- The project is curated by Andrea Lerda.
- The artwork is a 70×50 cm black-and-white poster of a wolf.
- The poster includes the phrase 'Il lupo non smette mai di mangiare'.
- Longo is from Catania (1967) and based in Milan.
- The project focuses on public space as a site for plural reflections.
- The first artist in the series was Franco Ariaudo.
- The work is located in the province of Cuneo.
Entities
Artists
- Loredana Longo
- Andrea Lerda
- Franco Ariaudo
Institutions
- Artribune
Locations
- Caraglio
- Catania
- Milan
- Cuneo
- Italy