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The satellite exhibition "broken-yet-holding: Extension" presents "fragment 02 (gef(l)echt)", a paper-on-canvas collage (130x100 cm, 2025). The title plays on the words "Geflecht" (interweaving) and "Gefecht" (conflict). Two forms face each other, connected—or separated—by fine threads in the center. The left side is composed of segments from the original painting "Red Moon", the right from "Just flip a coin". Tiny figures with spears, rods, or beams appear to engage in a struggle, trying to suppress or destroy the creature on the right. The work shows how fragments are not hidden but deliberately mounted and placed in tension.
SKB Artes, near Bolzanos historic center, offers around 400 m² of flexible exhibition space in generously proportioned historic rooms. Installed in the atrium, the piece breathes in the tall, light-filled space, surrounded by small paper figures that seem to have escaped from the main work. The exhibition reflects the core themes of "broken-yet-holding": transformation, identity, vulnerability, and self-determination. Fragments are torn, reassembled, and made visible, creating a dialogue between rupture and cohesion.
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The satellite exhibition "broken-yet-holding: Extension" presents "fragment 02 (gef(l)echt)", a paper-on-canvas collage (130x100 cm, 2025). The title plays on the words "Geflecht" (interweaving) and "Gefecht" (conflict). Two forms face each other, connected—or separated—by fine threads in the center. The left side is composed of segments from the original painting "Red Moon", the right from "Just flip a coin". Tiny figures with spears, rods, or beams appear to engage in a struggle, trying to suppress or destroy the creature on the right. The work shows how fragments are not hidden but deliberately mounted and placed in tension.
SKB Artes, near Bolzanos historic center, offers around 400 m² of flexible exhibition space in generously proportioned historic rooms. Installed in the atrium, the piece breathes in the tall, light-filled space, surrounded by small paper figures that seem to have escaped from the main work. The exhibition reflects the core themes of "broken-yet-holding": transformation, identity, vulnerability, and self-determination. Fragments are torn, reassembled, and made visible, creating a dialogue between rupture and cohesion.
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