Prove di ri(e)sistenza: Collective Exhibition at Fondazione Baruchello, Rome

The Fondazione Baruchello in Rome presents "Prove di ri(e)sistenza", a group exhibition curated by Ilaria Conti featuring four artists and a collective born between the 1970s and 1980s. The project originated after the first lockdown in 2020, opening in September 2020, and explores constructive relationships between art and life through networks, participation, and collective action. Laura Cionci presents her research on the "Stato di Grazia" with a multisensory circle of watercolors and participatory dream work. Danilo Correale's "Reverie ‒ On the Liberation from Work" uses a luminous display and hypnosis exercises to critique Western societies' management of time, proposing sleep as a form of freedom. Salvatore Iaconesi and Oriana Persico's "Data Mediations" from the HER research center uses data to foster self-knowledge and social integration. The editorial project takecare, by Roberta Masueto with designers PLSTCT, presents sound works "Breathing" and "Sleeping" exploring how contemporary society affects basic physiological functions, with workshops by performer Marta Olivieri.