Mandla Reuter's Dense Assemblages at Galleria Francesca Minini
Mandla Reuter's solo exhibition at Galleria Francesca Minini in Milan presents a solidified chaos of organic and synthetic materials, spanning references from Panama to Berlin. The show features coconut, chocolate, bronze, and PVC, with forms linked to water and transport history. The artist, born in Nqutu in 1975 and based in Berlin, uses syntactic emptiness as a linguistic glue. The exhibition was reviewed by Ginevra Bria, art critic and curator at Isisuf – International Institute of Futurism Studies in Milan, who specializes in Latin American contemporary art.
Key facts
- Mandla Reuter's exhibition at Galleria Francesca Minini in Milan
- Exhibition features organic and synthetic materials including coconut, chocolate, bronze, PVC
- References locations: Panama, Nicaragua, Peru, Ivory Coast, Los Angeles, Berlin
- Artist born in Nqutu, 1975, lives in Berlin
- Review by Ginevra Bria, art critic and curator at Isisuf
- Isisuf is the International Institute of Futurism Studies in Milan
- Ginevra Bria specializes in Latin American contemporary art
- Exhibition described as solidified chaos with continuous recall between industrial and natural elements
Entities
Artists
- Mandla Reuter
- Ginevra Bria
Institutions
- Galleria Francesca Minini
- Isisuf – Istituto Internazionale di Studi sul Futurismo di Milano
Locations
- Milan
- Nqutu
- Berlin
- Panama
- Nicaragua
- Peru
- Ivory Coast
- Los Angeles