Maria Jole Serreli's 'Distanze a colori' at Oristano Gallery
Maria Jole Serreli (Rome, 1975) presents 'Distanze a colori' at a hybrid space between gallery and private home in Oristano, Sardinia. The exhibition progresses from black and white to explosive reds, with red thread binding objects like a chair, bread basket, teacup, grandfather's glasses, and a poet's watch to canvas. Serreli's thread acts as an antithesis to the ancient Fates, giving new life to fragments of past and present. The show is hosted by a venue that blends domestic intimacy with exhibition space.
Key facts
- Maria Jole Serreli was born in Rome in 1975.
- The exhibition is titled 'Distanze a colori'.
- The venue is a space between gallery and private home in Oristano.
- Works transition from black and white to bright red.
- Red thread binds objects to canvas, symbolizing protection and memory.
- Objects include a chair, bread basket, teacup, glasses, and watch.
- Serreli's approach contrasts with the ancient Fates, giving objects new life.
- The exhibition is covered by Artribune.
Entities
Artists
- Maria Jole Serreli
Institutions
- Artribune
Locations
- Oristano
- Italy
- Rome
- Sardinia