Velluto (Velvet)
2015
[pigment prints on Hahnemuhle archival paper, dimensions variable]
The series Velluto (Velvet) starts from the reflections about the process of sedimentation and removal of the memory, expressed by the neurologist and philosopher Israel Rosenfield in his book The Invention of Memory. According to Rosenfield, sensory input is a necessary condition for the construction of memory. In the cognitive process, emotions play a decisive role in the recording of memory, while successive retellings deconstruct and reconstruct it endlessly.
Exhibitions:
Alberto Peola Arte Contemporanea, Eva Frapiccini. Selective Memory | Selective Amnesia, 2015 2016 / Artissima Art Fair 2015, Stand Alberto Peola / Ma*Ga Museum of Gallarate, Dancing in the Memory Palace, 2017-18
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- Eva Frapiccini. “Selecting” and “Velluto (Velvet)”, 2015. Installation view from the solo show “Eva Frapiccini. Selecting Memory | Selecting Amnesia”, Alberto Peola Arte Contemporanea, 2015
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- Eva Frapiccini. “Velluto (Velvet)”, 2015.
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- Eva Frapiccini. “Selecting” and “Velluto (Velvet)”, 2015. Installation view from the solo show “Eva Frapiccini. Selecting Memory | Selecting Amnesia”, Alberto Peola Arte Contemporanea, 2015
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- Installation views from the solo show “Dancing in the Memory Palace”, at the Ma*Ga Museum of Gallarate, Italy
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- Installation views from the solo show “Dancing in the Memory Palace”, at the Ma*Ga Museum of Gallarate, Italy
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- Installation views from the solo show “Dancing in the Memory Palace”, at the Ma*Ga Museum of Gallarate, Italy
