Wonderland: Filippo Tincolini and Laura Veschi's Mythic Pop Sculptures at L'ARCA Teramo
At L'ARCA in Teramo, the exhibition "Wonderland" presents marble sculptures by Filippo Tincolini alongside photographs by Laura Veschi, curated by Alessandro Romanini and designed by Roberto Spinetta, available until September 13. This showcase intertwines classical mythology with modern superheroes, featuring pieces like "Bust of Dioniso" (2024) and "Shield and Rock" (2023). Tincolini employs a blend of robotics and traditional craftsmanship, drawing inspiration from Igor Mitoraj. Veschi's photography illuminates the sculptures dramatically, producing distinct images. The exhibition explores the relationship between superhero tales and Homeric legends, highlighting the evolution of myth through community acknowledgment, while reflecting on the enduring nature of contemporary pop mythologies, continuing until September 13 at L'ARCA and other venues in Teramo.
Key facts
- The exhibition 'Wonderland' is on view until September 13 at L'ARCA in Teramo.
- It features sculptures by Filippo Tincolini and photographs by Laura Veschi.
- It is curated by Alessandro Romanini with exhibition design by Roberto Spinetta.
- Tincolini's sculptures include references to superheroes like Spider-Man, Batman, Thor, Wonder Woman, and Super Mario.
- The artist works with Carrara marble in his Fantiscritti studio, using robotic arms and 3D scanners plus hand finishing.
- Tincolini cites Igor Mitoraj as an influence regarding fragmentation in sculpture.
- The show includes the local Abruzzese folklore figure Lu Mazzamurellu.
- The article compares Tincolini's work to Christopher Nolan's film 'Odissea'.
Entities
Artists
- Filippo Tincolini
- Laura Veschi
- Igor Mitoraj
- Alessandro Romanini
- Roberto Spinetta
- Christopher Nolan
- Joseph Kosuth
- Alessandro Valeri
- Maria Cristina Crespo
- Fares Cachoux
Institutions
- L'ARCA di Teramo
- Marvel
- DC Comics
- Museo del Novecento
Locations
- Teramo
- Italy
- Pietrasanta
- Carrara
- Fantiscritti
- Lecce
- Civitanova Marche