A TALE
OF MULTIPLE
WORLDS
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SYNTHESIS POSSIBILITIES ON COLOURS
AND PRECIOUSNESS
13 Nov - 23 Dec 2024
at HANNAH GALLERY
BARCELONA
Trenta-cinc peces, set tonalitats i cinc autors, Sara Barbanti, Gigi Mariani, Itto Mishima, Fumiki Taguchi, Yoko Takirai i Pietro Pellitteri, s’enfronten al tema del color i el seu potencial creatiu. Aquesta és la proposta de l’exposició A Tale of Multiple Worlds. Synthesis and Possibilities on Colours and Preciousness, que es presentarà a Hannah Gallery Barcelona.
Obres basades en les tonalitats estudiades principalment pel filòsof grec Aristòtil i després explicades científicament per Isaac Newton. Els colors mostren les històries, la curiositat i la memòria. A Tale of Multiple Worlds pretén emfatitzar la síntesi i les possibilitats que ofereixen els colors en un grup d’artistes que no utilitzaven pigments/colors en la seva pràctica artística o que ho feien de manera marginal.
Els colors han format part de la humanitat des del començament. Com a joies, transmeten tot tipus de missatges relacionats amb el cos, el poder, la religió, l’art, l’amor, la vida i la mort. Com a joies, els colors es connecten amb la història social, l’antropologia, la ciència, la religió, la política, l’art. Com a joies, estan vinculats al significat que donem als artefactes. Com a joies, els colors són tant metàfores com missatges. L’art, les joies i els colors estan plens d’històries i leitmotiv: són històries, records i viatges.
Nichka Marobin, Comissària de l’exposició.
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Thirty-five pieces, seven shades, and five artists, Sara Barbanti, Gigi Mariani, Itto Mishima, Fumiki Taguchi, Yoko Takirai, and Pietro Pellitteri, explore the theme of color and its creative potential. This is the proposal for the exhibition A Tale of Multiple Worlds. Synthesis and Possibilities on Colours and Preciousness, which will be presented at Hannah Gallery Barcelona.
The works are based on shades initially studied by the Greek philosopher Aristotle and later scientifically explained by Isaac Newton. The colors reveal stories, curiosity, and memory. A Tale of Multiple Worlds aims to emphasize the synthesis and possibilities that colors offer within a group of artists who either did not traditionally use pigments/colors in their artistic practice or did so only marginally.
Colors have been part of humanity since the beginning. As jewelry, they convey all kinds of messages, they relate to the body, power, religion, art, love, life, and death. As jewelry, colors connect to social history, anthropology, science, religion, politics, and art. As jewelry, they are linked to the meaning we give to artifacts. As jewelry, colors are both metaphors and messages. Art, jewelry, and colors are filled with stories and leitmotifs—they are stories, memories, and journeys.
Nichka Marobin, Exhibition Curator.
Gigi Mariani. Brooch: To the discovery, 2023.
Sara Barbanti. Brooch: Cedar, 2024.
Itto Mishima. Brooch: Wallpaper Yellow, 2024.
Fumiki Taguchi. Brooch: Capturing the inside.
Yoko Takirai and Pietro Pellitteri. Brooch: Koyo Brilliant light, 2024.
13 November - 23 December 2024
Opening 13 November 19h
Estàs convidat - You are invited!
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