Fabian Marcaccio : variants
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Fabian Marcaccio : variants
Polígrafa , Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno, [2014]
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Published to accompany an exhibition at the Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno-CAAM, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Mar. 22-June 2, 2013
Text in Spanish and English
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Throughout Fabian Marcaccio's prolific career, spanning from the beginning of the nineties to the present, his extraordinary work appears as a field of experimentation, research, and analysis on the capability, the will, and the perseverance of the traditional medium that is "painting" to survive in today's context. By this, we mean the technological innovations of this computing-saturated digital era, all of which have modified deeply our way of perceiving and articulating the world in which we live. 'Variants' attempts to bring us closer to the variants of Marcaccio's generative and multifaceted universe, a universe in constant change, which the artist has developed step by step, conceptually, physically, and visually, as a response to pictorial entropy. He has developed a challenging and rigorous practice that ranges from transfer prints and digital and industrial techniques to the pictorial processes involved in spatial representation and their extension into the realms of sculpture and architecture. The result is a painting practice that is in constant expansion: sometimes environmental, sometimes three-dimensional and clearly sculptural, sometimes in the form of animation, and, on many other occasions, as transition and mutation. This is the first comprehensive monographs on the large-scale works and the writings by Fabian Marcaccio. His works is currently on view at the main museums and collections: Sammlung Goetz (Munich), Daros Latinamerica (Zurich/Rio de Janeiro), Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadelphia), Museum of Modern Art (New York). 110 photos
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