Marcantonio Lunardi's 'Industrial' at Centro Culturale Luigi Russo
Marcantonio Lunardi (born 1968 in Lucca) presents 'Industrial' at the Centro Culturale Luigi Russo in Pietrasanta, curated by Maurizio Marco Tozzi. The exhibition runs until April 17, 2016, and features Lunardi's ongoing research at the intersection of political engagement and new technologies. He uses Google Earth as a tool and medium, exploring its algorithms and seeking bugs that fracture the illusion of control. The video 'The Edge' addresses not only the horror of the Paris attacks but also the flattening of perception that hyper-filtered views impose on danger, loss, and death. The installation is deliberately understated, contrasting with the raw materiality of the space, suggesting that art does not require a white cube but rather a direct confrontation with reality. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog published by Kappabit.
Key facts
- Marcantonio Lunardi was born in Lucca in 1968.
- The exhibition 'Industrial' is held at Centro Culturale Luigi Russo in Pietrasanta.
- The show is curated by Maurizio Marco Tozzi.
- The exhibition runs until April 17, 2016.
- Lunardi uses Google Earth as a medium, focusing on its algorithms and bugs.
- The video 'The Edge' addresses the Paris attacks and mediated perception.
- The installation is understated, contrasting with the raw materiality of the venue.
- A catalog is published by Kappabit.
Entities
Artists
- Marcantonio Lunardi
Institutions
- Centro Culturale Luigi Russo
- Kappabit
Locations
- Lucca
- Pietrasanta
- Italy