Vernissage della Mostra «Parallax»

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Invitation to the Vernissage of the Exhibition «Parallax»
Eleonora Meier, Francesca Marconi, Nicholas Bodde, Rosali Schweizer
& Diana Galli and David Häuser (Artists in Residence of CCAA) We cordially invite you to the opening of two exhibitions: on September 5 at 16:00, at the Galleria Sacchetti.

We are pleased to bring together, starting in September, five artists from three countries.
The title of the exhibition represents the tension between artistic positions, which make different realities visible. Parallax describes the shift in perception through the change of viewpoint.

Eleonora Meier opens with her watercolors, layered pictorial spaces between abstraction and association. In unusually large formats, she explores the possibilities of the medium and combines pictorial precision with atmospheric openness.

Rosali Schweizer creates delicate Mobiles with lightweight materials like titanium and colored plastic, which react to air movements and constantly form new configurations. Light, color, and movement merge in suspended compositions, continuously staging the space in new ways.

Francesca Marconi takes a contemporary look at photographic material from an important Italian archive of contemporary history, combining historical memory and civic engagement. With the series Manifesto al Presente, she illuminates the role of art as a place of shared storytelling.

The intense color painting of Nicholas Bodde develops on an aluminum base and opens a field of tension between space, structure, and color. His works invite viewers to continuously redefine their perspective and experience what seems familiar from different viewpoints.

Additionally, in our spaces in front of the main gallery, we present works by Diana Galli and David Häuser. The artistic duo from Munich worked for over three months in spring at our residency in Flims on the project «Cheu ed ussa / Hier und jetzt». In a work specifically related to the location, both in reference to Flims and the Grisons, they used materials from the area. Galli also created textile sculptures, while Häuser produced photographs.