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Solo exhibition Diego Brambilla
Vernissage
Liebe Freunde / Dear all
Ganz herzlich möchten wir euch einladen zur Eröffnung – We would like to cordially invite you to our opening:
“Mingled with Voids”
New works by Diego Brambilla
Consisting of unique darkroom prints made by the artist – blackprint artist editions – Digital works(*) – linking physical and digital art.
Wir freuen uns sehr, euch bei dieser Gelegenheit zu begrüssen – We are very happy to welcome you on this occasion in our studio at Zypressenstrasse 57.
The artist will be present
Freitag 2. December 17:00 – 20:00
Special opening: Samstag 3. December 11:00 – 16:00
blackprint
Patricia und Anthony
(*) Non-Fungible token (NFT) on Tezos energy-efficient blockchain
“Mingled with Voids” darkroom print (24 × 30.5 cm) by Diego Brambilla
Diego Brambilla is an Italian artist based in Zürich. His work revolves around the relationship with nature opening up to an inner space full of mystery, playfulness and irony. Deliberately mixing real and imaginary, he stages fictional scenarios and experimentally combines photography with sculpture. Drawing upon contemporary narratives about nature, the human body or science, his work challenges those concepts as cultural products. It investigates their ability to reconfigure the meaning within a constructed imagination.
Discover his current blackprint artist edition on www.blackprintedition.photo
Diego Brambilla ist ein italienischer Künstler, der in Zürich lebt. Sein Werk dreht sich um die Beziehung zur Natur und öffnet einen inneren Raum voller Geheimnisse, aber auch Verspieltheit und Ironie. Bewusst vermischt er Reales und Imaginäres, inszeniert fiktive Szenarien und kombiniert experimentell Fotografie mit Skulptur. Indem er auf zeitgenössische Erzählungen über die Natur, den menschlichen Körper oder die Wissenschaft zurückgreift, stellt er diese Konzepte als kulturelle Produkte in Frage und untersucht ihre Fähigkeit, die Bedeutung innerhalb einer konstruierten Vorstellung neu zu konfigurieren.
www.diegobrambilla.com
“Ultraplanet” serial unique piece by Diego Brambilla
blackprint studio / gallery
New address in Zürich
Zypressenstrasse 57, Kreis 4
blackprint edition – online
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