current – Ballroom Gallery

Like an Addiction

13.05 - 24.06.23

Lucie Lanzini

Lucie Lanzini’s Lanzini’s body of work shows a hidden reality behind the appearance of things. Her work opens a reflection on the domestic space and its architectural components, on what holds and what sticks. Her work consists of a set of architectural and ornamental elements whose realization and rea- lism intri- gues as much as their potential to become ruined.Through the molding technique, Lucie Lanzini evokes the relation to memories and tries to capture their absence to memorialize them. Passionate about the play of material, the artist combines different techniques of sculpture to create the discrepan- cies and oppositions that punctuate her work.

Works

Destrucformation

13.05.23

Ileana Moro (°1992) Costa Rica

As a painter, I am drawn to exploring the depths of human emotion through the use of dark tones and layered surfaces. I am fascinated with the mysteries of outer space and the cosmic dance of astrology, and how they connect to our spiritual transformation. These invisible forces are often the inspiration for my work, which balances a sense of melancholy with the hopeful promise of romanticism.
My paintings are surreal, yet minimalist, each brushstroke revealing a soulful connection between the outer and inner worlds.
I work primarily in oil painting, an inherently emotional medium that allows me to express a wide range of feelings through light and shadow. The ovals forms are inherently spiritual in their meaning, playing a symbolic role in representing the birth of an unseen identity. It is a potent metaphor with many layers shed and new surfaces uncovered in the process, symbolizing the eternal cycle of creation and interconnectedness of all things.
Ultimately, with each piece, I hope to create a sense of connection between the viewer and the divine, reminding us all of our place in the infinite and unknowable universe.