BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYNOMADIC LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS
di LUCA COCLITE e ANDRECO
venerdì 25 gennaio alle ore 20.00
alla galleria ADIACENZE
Piazza San Martino 4f
Venerdì 25 gennaio alle ore 20.00 Adiacenze inaugura la mostra “Nomadic Landscape Elements”, doppia personale di Luca Coclite e Andreco.
Per questo progetto espositivo l’incontro tra i due artisti è stato fortemente voluto e determinante per la creazione di un discorso univoco riguardante il tema della mostra: il paesaggio e la sua fruizione estetica. Rispetto ad un tempo in cui c’erano città, territori e posti geografici differenti, ci troviamo oggi a vivere con modelli unici e stereotipati, che hanno generato flussi di immagini amalgamate e sovrapposto paesaggi differenti.
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