Manuel Fois Glitch Art Exhibition at Galleria Macca in Cagliari
Since 2016, Manuel Fois has been researching glitch language, drawing from cymatics—the science of sound wave vibrations—to convert audio recordings into digital images transferred onto canvas. Using graphite of varying hardness, he transforms sounds captured in diverse indoor and outdoor locations into rigorous, concrete works. His practice references 1970s analytical painting and aligns with the London-based New Aesthetic, a visual language merging virtual and real through digital technology. The exhibition at Galleria Macca in Cagliari presents this body of work.
Key facts
- Manuel Fois focuses on glitch language since 2016.
- He uses cymatics to convert sound wave vibrations into images.
- Audio recordings are made in different indoor and outdoor locations.
- Graphite of varying hardness is used in the process.
- Works are rigorous and concrete, referencing 1970s analytical painting.
- The art aligns with the London New Aesthetic movement.
- New Aesthetic merges virtual and real through digital technology.
- Exhibition held at Galleria Macca in Cagliari.
Entities
Artists
- Manuel Fois
- Roberta Vanali
Institutions
- Galleria Macca
- Artribune
- Exibart
Locations
- Cagliari
- Italy
- London