Riding Hood & Wolves, Happy Days by Bendetta Mori Ubaldini
Two installations are on display for Bendetta Mori Ubaldini’s solo show at Fat Galerie. Riding Hood and wolves, and Happy Days, both fill the space with a symbolic and poetic narrative. “They have no internal structure so their presence is almost absent, giving them a sense of wonder, magic”. Creating images in 3 Dimensions, Ubaldini experiments in colour and light on the transparent material enhancing this effect and capturing the imagination of the viewers. In addition to chicken wire works, she now also makes what she calls “ugly art”: scultpures and body image made with balloons. These pieces function as a self-critique of the fantasy and beauty of the animal sculptures.
Riding Hood and Wolves and Happy Days by Bendetta Mori Ubaldini, at Fat Galerie
via: Yatzer
Wednesday, January 28th, 2009
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August 6th, 2009 at 8:35 am
I am So in love and in awe of these works. Just stunning.