Collier de perles 2024

Veronica Barbato — 2024-10-06T13:33:54Z

Dans un monde qui nous demande sans cesse d'être parfaits, ce collier de perles est mon mantra, ma prière. Chaque perle représente un moment de calme, un refuge dans les moments difficiles, un rappel pour ne pas me juger trop sévèrement, un abri contre les jugements des autres.

Mon projet est né de la fatigue de devoir toujours être performant dans tous les rôles. La société nous demande d'exceller, une véritable compétition, la nouvelle maladie du millénaire.

Le phallus, en plus d'être un appel à l'art de la rue, est un symbole puissant de ma terre napolitaine bien-aimée avec des histoires fascinantes. Dans l'Antiquité, le porte-bonheur napolitain était un phallus. Le phallus dessiné partout à Pompéi, et les vestales qui gardaient le phallus sacré. Une réflexion sur la nécessité de ne pas s'arrêter à l'apparence. L'inscription répétitive « Fuck I don't care » est une exhortation qui m'a rappelé que je préférais m'aimer moi-même plutôt que de me rendre malade en essayant de plaire aux autres.

Technique mixte, composée de 108 pièces de différentes tailles (36 x 29 cm, 35 x 28 cm), réalisées sur papier avec de l'acrylique et de la peinture en aérosol. Les œuvres peuvent être adaptées à différents formats et supports, y compris des miroirs, des néons et des tissus.

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Tua Sorella (Your Sister)

Veronica Barbato — 2020-12-27T22:03:48Z

In the early 1980s, the movements were always reflected in the trio : reflux, armed struggle and heroin.
The three elements that characterized that tragic period.
Telling an increasingly widespread topic, social unrest, rebellion, drugs and freedom. This story is my sister's.

At 23 she committed suicide and I'm giving her back the life she didn't live, she taught me to love. Orienting myself towards the contemporary, using the language and dimension of street art, keeping faith with the promises of love between sisters and making her travel the world, as she was unable to do. An exhibition and a communication strategy inspired by street art to make it an icon. An exhibition that develops with the natural involvement of people and artists from all over the world.

Veronica Barbato - TUA SORELLA from TK-21 on Vimeo.

I launched a communication campaign by means of posters. Witness the fundamental role of art in defining perception.

A photographic exhibition in continuous movement "on the road" In the photos I insert bright colors to represent hallucinations, phrases taken from his secret diaries, glitter describe the false illusion of drugs, mixing the past and the present.

This project was born from a letter received five years after her death, it was undoubtedly her. The same words, the same way of expressing through another person, who acted as an intermediary, this letter saved me from a continuous gravitational collapse. The project is the result of a social redemption, bringing back my sister, the protagonist of a life never lived. In the photographic archive there are images of Mary in various disguises, like a real star.

I was inspired by the idea of fragility and the relationship between death and life. Time freezes when a loss becomes infinite.
With her, my childhood never lost its magic, with her, it never lost its drama.
Love does not end, death does not separate us.

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Téléchargez le dossier du projet en pdf (2mo)

Genesis Tua Sorella