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An Exhibition in Palermo
Andreas Diaz Andersson and Edoardo Dionea Cicconi, 23 June - 8 July 2023

An Exhibition in Palermo: Andreas Diaz Andersson and Edoardo Dionea Cicconi

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  • Installation Shots
  • Edoardo Dionea Cicconi
  • Andreas Diaz Andersson
  • Cadogan Gallery are pleased to announce An Exhibition in Palermo; an immersive exhibition opening from 23rd June - 8th July 2023 in Palermo, Sicily. The exhibition curated by Georgina Pounds brings together new work by Mexican-Swedish artist Andreas Diaz-Andersson and Italian artist Edoardo Dionea Cicconi. Both artists previously exhibited together in Mexico City earlier in 2023 and this exhibition looks to expand further on that collaboration. The exhibition will occupy three spaces within a Baroque Palazzo overlooking the Palermo Cathedral. The exhibition presents Edoardo’s kinetic mirrors interacting with Andreas’ systematic threaded canvases as well as a new recording seen for the first time. The hyper-contemporary nature of the work will contrast with the faded beauty of the baroque space and lead to an immersive, timeless experience where reflection and distortion invite the viewer to look deeper.

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  • Edoardo’s series “XYZT”, influenced by contemporary physics, attempts to summarise the concepts of space and time and to establish a dialogue between its phases (past, present and future) and their changes. The installation presented is a sculpture with a mirrored surface. The surface, straight and sharp, has a peculiarity: at times it reflects reality by distorting it. The image flexes and then returns to its initial appearance. This “kinetic mirrors” actually move, catching the viewer – whose image becomes distorted, disappears, and then reappears – by surprise. Viewers will “disappear” and blend in with the surrounding space. Like a sort of black hole, where everything becomes dense inside and where, even today, no one knows where this totality will end up. 

    • XYZT Pt78 S WS A, 2023 "kinetic mirror", mirror, coated metal, electronics 57cm x 40.5cm x 8cm (22.5" x 16" x 3")
      XYZT Pt78 S WS A, 2023
      "kinetic mirror", mirror, coated metal, electronics
      57cm x 40.5cm x 8cm (22.5" x 16" x 3")
    • XYZT Au79 W WSH A, 2023 "kinetic mirror", mirror, coated metal, electronics 50cm x 120cm x 8cm
      XYZT Au79 W WSH A, 2023
      "kinetic mirror", mirror, coated metal, electronics
      50cm x 120cm x 8cm
    • XYZT Pt78 B WSH A, 2023 "kinetic mirror", mirror, coated metal, electronics 50cm x 120cm x 8cm
      XYZT Pt78 B WSH A, 2023
      "kinetic mirror", mirror, coated metal, electronics
      50cm x 120cm x 8cm
    • XYZT Au79 S WS A, 2023 "kinetic mirror", mirror, metal, electronics 57cm x 40.5cm x 8cm (22.5" x 16" x 3")
      XYZT Au79 S WS A, 2023
      "kinetic mirror", mirror, metal, electronics
      57cm x 40.5cm x 8cm (22.5" x 16" x 3")
    • XYZT Au79 B WS A, 2023 "kinetic mirror", mirror, black coated metal, electronics 57cm x 40.5cm x 8cm (22.5" x 16" x 3")
      XYZT Au79 B WS A, 2023
      "kinetic mirror", mirror, black coated metal, electronics
      57cm x 40.5cm x 8cm (22.5" x 16" x 3")
  • Through spatial placement and colour combination of thread, Andreas also facilitate illusion through depth and movement. The works reflect the space by creating a constant change of dynamic geometric patterns that recede into deep vanishing points depending one is standing. By using systematic arrangement (explained simply by Matthew Fuller, The systematic arrangement of the senseless, 2000 when specifying colours for computer screens) Andreas creates artworks where the organisation of colour is extremely important. The computer system is a good example where the primary colours added together to create white, piece together an image, pixel by pixel in combination of the three, leading on to a hexadecimal system counting in base sixteen. Often in Andreas’ work we see the colours taken from the architecture around his studio in Atlampa, Mexico City, and it is this order and combination of colour on the canvas that engage us.
    • Labyrint I, 2023 Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas 123cm x 123cm (48" x 48")
      Labyrint I, 2023
      Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas
      123cm x 123cm (48" x 48")
    • Labyrint II, 2023 Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas 123cm x 123cm (48" x 48")
      Labyrint II, 2023
      Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas
      123cm x 123cm (48" x 48")
    • Arrangement 12, 2023 Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas 150cm x 150cm (59" x 59")
      Arrangement 12, 2023
      Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas
      150cm x 150cm (59" x 59")
    • Opuntia I, 2023 Grana cochinilla pigment, lemon juice, sodium bicarbonate and acrylic on cotton canvas 102cm x 81.5cm (40" x 32")
      Opuntia I, 2023
      Grana cochinilla pigment, lemon juice, sodium bicarbonate and acrylic on cotton canvas
      102cm x 81.5cm (40" x 32")
    • Opuntia II, 2023 Grana cochinilla pigment, lemon juice, sodium bicarbonate and acrylic on cotton canvas 102cm x 81.5cm (40" x 32")
      Opuntia II, 2023
      Grana cochinilla pigment, lemon juice, sodium bicarbonate and acrylic on cotton canvas
      102cm x 81.5cm (40" x 32")
    • Arrangement 7, 2023 Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas 140cm x 90cm (55" x 35")
      Arrangement 7, 2023
      Cotton thread and acrylic on canvas
      140cm x 90cm (55" x 35")
  • A collaborative sound installation by the two artists provides a conclusive synthesis with a performance on the opening night of the 23rd of June. Both artists have a keen interest in underground music and the work presented is a compilation of field recordings from Mexico collected over the past few months by Andreas. Together the artists have built new music layer by layer. In this exhibition we experience the sound also responding to the architecture of the Sicilian Palazzo. 

     

    An Exhibition in Palermo is possible to visit by previous appointment from the 23rd June – 8th July. The opening corresponds with the dates of a project by Edoardo Dionea Cicconi opening at the Palazzo Reale a few days before on the 20th June. Initiated by Edoardo, in 2021, Palazzo Reale has become an exhibition space for international artists to present their work and explore the Sicilian art scene.

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