La forma del ritmo at the MA*GA Museum is his first solo exhibition hosted at an Italian museum and opened on occasion of the eighteenth Giornata del Contemporaneo promoted by AMACI.
Ciceri’s artworks become devices that don’t simply show colour, but also create it. Technically, we find ourselves before this coexistence between two different kinds of elements: on the one side, chromatic elements born of subtractive synthesis, printed on paper by mixing cyan, magenta and yellow; on the other, dynamic chromatic elements, resulting from light reflections and refractions within the lenses that are put in contact with the printed paper. These dynamic chromatic elements stem from additive synthesis and are able to transmit and build colours though a direct manipulation of light, which in our case is amplified by the spectator’s own movement. For this reason, a chromatic element is always paired with a rhythmic element, the rhythm of those who move, walk, and shift back and forth in front
CHRONOCHROMATISM
Geometry is my North Star
Curator: Alessandro Castiglioni
SOLO EXHIBITION - March 15 April 23, 2024
Martina Kaiser Contemporary Art Cologne presents a new solo show by Umberto Ciceri.
HUMAN Fights Rights Lights
dal 10 dicembre 2018 al 31 gennaio 2019
Senesi Contemporanea 25 Dover St, Mayfair, Londra
A crasis joining together the words “hyper” and “portrait”, it defines the Hypertrait as a neuroperceptual modality of portraying visual events, which get amplified by the act of observing while moving.
GALLERY
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GALLERIA RAVAGNAN
Among the institutions that hosted his artwork in the past are: Maga Museum on occasion of the eighteenth Giornata del Contemporaneo “Contemporary Art Day”promoted by AMACI, Kunstverein Friedberg (Identities, 2020), il Museo Marino Marini (Ex Voto, 2019), il Teatros del Canal, Madrid (Human, 2017), il Museo Nazionale del Bargello (E dell’Arno alto tesoro, 2013) e l’Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Hong Kong (Andante, 2013). In 2011 he took part at the 54. Biennale of Venice for the Italian pavilion, curated by Vittorio Sgarbi.
With the patronage of Amnesty International he implemented the exhibition „Human Fights Right Lights“at the historical Reggia di Caserta in 2018.
He also took part in international events, such as: Artefiera, Bologna; Art Miami, Miami; Scope, New York; Art Karlsrhue, Karlsrhue; Museum Villa Rot, Burgrieden; Luxemburg Art Week; MIArt, Milano; Art Verona, Verona; Fotografia Europea, Reggio Emilia.