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Concetto Pozzati Vulv’are


Vulv’are is the first solo exhibition by #concettopozzati curated by the Archive in collaboration with GALLLERIAPIU, entirely dedicated to the last series of paintings realized by the artist before his death, from 2015 to 2016. The series, never exhibited before, is accompanied by a text by Pozzati – as he was used to combine his paintings with the poetic part – in which he says: “If the painter no longer looks at it, he imagines “vulvando ”, he dreams even with his eyes wide open because he is afraid that the dream will vanish by falling asleep.

All surreal, all drawn, marked, touched, caressed...Everything is not seen but met, the ghost has already arrived. It is not represented as "vulvando" but it is the sign that it has its own smell and always becomes present vulva, always different, an eye that opens numbness and warmth"

A disenchanted homage to the “Origin of the world”, Gustave Courbet's painting of which #concettopozzati preserves a reproduction attached with a pin on the large wooden wall where he painted; a tribute to painting, to its seductive and carnal power but also a return to youth, underlined by those stylized signs pasted on the canvases to remember the sixties and the "pop" period and by those free and happy graphics that often surround the vulvas, like a mane or a rebellious hair. A return to youth by an artist who wanted to experience the end of illusions with a reinvigorated love for painting, which is and always will be outside of time.

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The exhibition Vulv’are is accompanied by a graphic design presentation developed through a series of posters conveying Pozzati’s thoughts and a critique publication. Inside the text by Laura Rositani, an excursus through the origin of painting, the world’s genesis and a psychoanalytic concept of gaze able to touch. Special contribution to the publication: a text by the Bologna based poet Stefano Delfiore. Posters and publication’s graphic project are curated by the graphic designer Gabriele Colia.

Further information in the press release to download