Sara Enrico's Sculptural Textiles at Tile Project Space, Milan

Sara Enrico (Turin, 1979) presents a solo exhibition at Tile Project Space in Milan, featuring sculptures covered in synthetic fabric and lycra printed with scans of raw canvas fragments. The works—cylinders, parallelepipeds, and pyramid-like forms—are arranged on the floor and walls, acting as vectors connecting different directions through the space. Neon lights distort the contours of folds and edges, while the sculptures are either inflated with foam rubber or soaked in cement. The viewing experience creates an involuntary separation between heavy volumes and lighter bodies, facilitating a legible narrative of material formation, extensions, and grafts choreographed by the works themselves. The exhibition is reviewed by Ginevra Bria, art critic and curator at Isisuf – International Institute of Futurism Studies in Milan.