Echoes of Aura
Multimedia installation
In the center of the space stands a pedestal holding 44 hand-folded paper flowers. To create them, I printed a copy of my own theoretical essay, which deals with photography, reproduction, and painting.
A network of taut threads connects these elements to the images hanging on the wall, eventually converging in the central flower on the pedestal. The work on the wall follows the rhythm of reproduction: each piece is a variation on the previous one, onto which the artist has then drawn by hand. It is proof that multiplying an image does not create faceless duplicates, but adds new nuances to the world each time.
A network of taut threads connects these elements to the images hanging on the wall, eventually converging in the central flower on the pedestal. The work on the wall follows the rhythm of reproduction: each piece is a variation on the previous one, onto which the artist has then drawn by hand. It is proof that multiplying an image does not create faceless duplicates, but adds new nuances to the world each time.
