Salvatore Falci's Pavimenti and Letti at Galleria Casoli De Luca
Galleria Casoli De Luca in Rome presents Salvatore Falci's works, including the Pavimenti series originally installed in schools and factories, now displayed alongside Letti in synthetic sponge and velvet. Falci, born in Bergamo in 1950, regenerated grass from Ponte Sant'Eufemia for the Biennale in 1990, now appearing as green patches on panels. The video installation Silent Communication, created after a residency in Australia in 1998, examines cultural differences between Aboriginal and Anglo-Saxon communities.
Key facts
- Salvatore Falci was born in Bergamo in 1950.
- The exhibition is at Galleria Casoli De Luca in Rome.
- Pavimenti were originally installed in schools and factories.
- Pavimenti are in bright gold and silver colors.
- Letti are made of synthetic sponge and velvet.
- Falci regenerated grass from Ponte Sant'Eufemia for the 1990 Biennale.
- Silent Communication is a video installation from a 1998 residency in Australia.
- Silent Communication contrasts Aboriginal and Anglo-Saxon communities.
Entities
Artists
- Salvatore Falci
- Valentina Muzi
Institutions
- Galleria Casoli De Luca
- Biennale
- Artribune
Locations
- Bergamo
- Italy
- Rome
- Australia
- Ponte Sant'Eufemia