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- OPERE
- VIRTUAL TOUR
- FRANCESCO BOCCHINI
- JULIA BORNEFELD
- Inter-Continental
carbon steel S235JR sheet thickness 4 mm
covered with foam rubber and artificial leather
carbon steel S355JR sheet thickness 6 mm
carbon steel S255JR structural tube section
5 mm covered with fibre coment polystyrene
weight: 1507kg
Courtesy Antonella Cattani
Contemporary Art - Bolzano
- DIN A4 War Games
stainless steel AISI 304 super mirror sheet
thickness 0.6 mm
carbon steel S235JR pickled cold rolled sheet
thickness 4 mm
carbon steel S235JR galvanized sheet
thickness 4 mm
carbon steel S235JR tube diameter 102 mm
carbon steel S235JR tube section 4 mm
carbon steel S235JR sheet
380 v electrical engine with 2 reducers from
1 to 3 R.P.M.
metallic wire fence
weight: 550kg
Courtesy Antonella Cattani
Contemporary Art - Bolzano
- Corpo a noleggio
Fiat 500 - 1974
Courtesy Antonella Cattani
Contemporary Art - Bolzano
- MAGDALENA FERNANDEZ
- SUBODH GUPTA
- ZHANG HUAN
- LUC MATTENBERGER
- TETSUYA NAKAMURA
- ADEELA SULEMAN
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Julia Bornefeld
Inter-continental
[...] Through this work,
the artist seems once again
to reflect on the emotional and
physical intensity
that the simple roll of a ball can generate.
Football is movement, passion, competition, entertainment.
It is an expression of vitality, joy, tension, exultation
and concentration, but also
of aggression.
DIN A4 War Games
[...] Aeroplanes, flying
as light as paper yet strong
as steel. They are all different,
tapered to slice through the air and the folds of fantasy,
detached from technology and moulded by the imagination.
On the wing of one of the six, it reads:
DIN
A4 War Games . A title that sums up the full value and
ambiguity of this work.
Corpo a noleggio
[...] This is what led to Corpo a noleggio,
a
performance held on a spring evening
in front of Castello di
San Giorgio, Mantua.
A fleeting glance, an old Renault 5 parked
in the middle of the road, and, surprisingly, an Alsatian
dog, sitting happily on the roof of the car.
An entirely
surreal vision, the kind of comic, visionary, Fellini-style
balancing act that could
not fail to fascinate Julia Bornefeld,
an artist able
to grasp the element of extraordinary that
lies beneath the everyday.
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