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Ferrari (Italy)<br />
curator Ottica TV<br />
co-curators Paul Malone<br />
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Gianluca<br />
Born in 1976, in the province of Cremona, Italy.<br />
Education: Institute of Art Paolo Toschi, Parma (1995),<br />
Academy of Fine Arts, Bologna (1999).<br />
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There’s Light. Her Light, 2008<br />
video installation, size 1,50 x 2,50 m<br />
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS:<br />
2010 Mirrors 2010 – GEMINE MUSE 2010, Piazza della Pace, Cremona, IT (solo) /<br />
High five International screening, Croydon, London, UK (group) / Ottica screening<br />
short movie, International screening, Featuring contemporary video artists from<br />
Europe, Better Bankside Centre, London, UK (group) / Real / unreal, International<br />
screening, Neon>Campobase Gallery, Bologna, IT (group) /<br />
2008 Mouths – CONTAINER ART, Piazza C.N.L., Turin, IT (solo) / Perpetuum mobile,<br />
Featuring contemporary artists from Europe and Asia, Art in Perpetuity Trust Gallery,<br />
London, UK(group) / 2007 Objects-rooms, Featuring contemporary artists from Italy,<br />
the Netherlands and the UK, Ground’s Art Gallery, Parma, IT / Primavera 2007,<br />
Punt WG Gallery, Amsterdam, NL (group) / Primavera 2006, Tara Bryan Gallery,<br />
London, UK (group) / 2006 Alpha Centauri exhibition, Alpha Centauri Gallery,<br />
Palazzo Pallavicino, Parma, IT<br />
Gianluca Ferrari has worked on themes such as light, cinematographic projection,<br />
the female face and exhibitionism, developing a personal interpretation using video<br />
and video-installation, tools of expression that he frequently uses in his works.<br />
The piece becomes a visual and conceptual journey in which the elements<br />
of light and dark<br />
deconstruct the identity of the subject to create a new image and a personal<br />
imaginary image.<br />
Light and dark are used as instruments to create a structural metamorphosis<br />
of both form and gestures to create a new subject, able to interact with the viewers<br />
on several levels of understanding.<br />
Silvia Scaravaggi