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When the creature emerges from the larva, awkward and unsteady, its sticky wings are already there, yet still too fragile to fly. It is a state of metamorphosis and departure, but also one of uncertainty and vulnerability. Paula Breuer’s works explore delicate emotional processes of development and the transition between childhood and early adulthood: those ...

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Triangolo is pleased to present Everyday, Mostly Night, Sometimes Daylight, the first European solo exhibition by Japanese artist Satoru Kurata, held in the former theatre of the Church of San Luca in Cremona. Featuring a new body of oil paintings, the exhibition introduces Kurata’s distinctive visual language, dee-ply informed by Japanese culture while remaining immediately ......

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For more than two decades, Julie Béna has been building a world inhabited by an ever-expanding ensemble of eccentric, unsettling, and comic characters. Jesters, doppelgängers, human and nonhuman, spectral and at times monstrous figures move between films, performances, sculptures, and installations. Like a traveling theatre, her practice unfolds across diverse stages, bringing i...

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“The path is not a line connecting points, but a line along which life is lived.”[1] I. Paths Everything begins with walking. Steps leave traces on the ground: they were among the earliest aesthetic gestures. Architect and theorist of walking Francesco Careri[2] has shown how, from the first paths that inscribed a certain order onto ...

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Extending earlier investigations into fortresses, architectures of security, and imperial gardens, You Can’t Stop the World from Being Bad traces spatial logics of power back to an intimate terrain shaped by childhood imagination, personal memory, and acts of world-building, where systems of control are first encountered at a miniature scale. Castle towers, gates, ornamental det...

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