Sissi's 'Trasguardi' Weaves Post-Pandemic Identity at Bologna Gallery
At Galleria d’Arte Maggiore g.a.m. in Bologna, artist Sissi (Daniela Olivieri, born 1977) presents 'Trasguardi,' an exhibition that transforms the gallery into an extension of the smartphone screen. Visitors are greeted by woven faces that seem to observe them, recalling the online interactions of the pandemic years. The works combine cotton and polyester threads stretched over ceramic frames, blending analog weaving with digital framing. Sissi describes the title as a portmanteau of 'trama' (weft) and 'sguardo' (gaze), reflecting a perpetual drive to be and to weave. The exhibition continues her 'Anato-Mia' research, an introspective exploration of multiple identities in a post-pandemic world. The ceramic looms serve as both structure and frame, emphasizing the interplay between physical and digital realities.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Trasguardi' by Sissi at Galleria d’Arte Maggiore g.a.m. in Bologna
- Sissi is Daniela Olivieri, born in Bologna in 1977
- Works use cotton and polyester threads on ceramic looms
- Title combines 'trama' (weft) and 'sguardo' (gaze)
- Part of her ongoing 'Anato-Mia' research series
- Themes include post-pandemic identity and digital-physical interplay
- Gallery space designed to mimic smartphone screen experience
- Ceramic looms are integral to the artwork, serving as frames
Entities
Artists
- Sissi
- Daniela Olivieri
Institutions
- Galleria d’Arte Maggiore g.a.m.
Locations
- Bologna
- Italy