MUFOCO PRESENTS, at Triennale di Milano
Mario Carrieri
AMATA BELLEZZA. Flowers and Visions: Photographs
A key, very reserved figure in the world of Italian photography, Mario Carrieri gathers the results of years of work in the cycle of images in this exhibition. In his solitary photographic research on “Flowers and Visions,” in what might be erroneously described as “still lifes,” he sets out to interpret the tragic character of human existence, presenting on his own imaginary visual stage a “Whole” that is dramatically visionary and pantheistic, almost theatrical, as if suspended on the thread of a light so remote as to seem to be frozen outside of time.
In his photographs, the actors in this drama are in fact simply flowers and their infinite, perishable beauty.
Flowers and beauty that flow in the delirious river of a universal nothingness, shattered by their own suffering.
The exhibition includes very large works shown in public for the first time, in a big space of the Milan Triennale, offering viewers a key of interpretation of extreme technical prowess and intensity.
“With the force of innocence and without fear of the dark, I have photographed an endless dawn, born of a nest of
nameless flowers, and I have sprinkled my gladioli in tears of winged pistils, changing them into tadpole-spermatozoa
ready to sacrifice themselves to fertilize a Milky Way of hope”
Mario Carrieri
Mario Carrieri
AMATA BELLEZZA. Flowers and Visions: Photographs
Curated by Alessandro Colombo
19 October- 19 November2017
La Triennale di Milano
Tuesday – Sunday, 10.30 am – 8.30 pm
Press Office:
Francesca Cavazzuti
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