Marco De Santi's Objects-Installations Explore Precarious Emotions at Amy-d Arte Spazio
Marco De Santi (Varese, 1983) presents a solo exhibition at Amy-d Arte Spazio in Milan, featuring object-installations that visualize the precariousness of collective emotions in a society transitioning away from widespread well-being. Architect Michele De Lucchi notes that De Santi's works reflect a design attitude and translate the ideological state of our historical moment into forms and emotions. Curator Francesca Balena Arista compares the artist's process to composing flowers in a precious Japanese ikebana, highlighting a calm, vaguely obsessive creative process that always reveals a light, even if just a subtle irony. The exhibition runs in March 2019.
Key facts
- Marco De Santi was born in Varese in 1983.
- The exhibition is held at Amy-d Arte Spazio in Milan.
- The works are described as object-installations created with a performance spirit.
- Michele De Lucchi wrote about the exhibition.
- Francesca Balena Arista is the curator.
- The theme centers on the precariousness of feelings in contemporary society.
- The artist's process is compared to ikebana.
- The exhibition took place in March 2019.
Entities
Artists
- Marco De Santi
Institutions
- Amy-d Arte Spazio
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Varese