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LUDOVICA GIOSCIA

Website of London based artist Ludovica Gioscia represented by Baert Gallery (Los Angeles) and VITRINE (London/Basel). The studio is a magical portal in Gioscia’s practice, through which artworks from other dimensions or from the future appear, and past works are constantly reconsidered. Strongly process-based, Gioscia’s oeuvre alchemically fuses everyday experiences with approaches and scenarios commonly found in science fiction.

Telepathic Landscape (detail). Photography Michele Panzeri © Ludovica Gioscia

The Infinite Present is my new non-linear modus operandi, which I adopted in 2016.

INFINITE PRESENT
Gold Flint, 2017. Ceramic, 9 x 22 x 3 cm. © Ludovica Gioscia Photograph Dean Brannagan.

CERAMICS
Overview of solo show Infinite Present @ Baert Gallery, 2017. © Photograph Joshua White.

There are many actors within the Infinite Present’s ecosystem which are made from fabric, and they perform a number of roles.

Textiles
Mineral Rush Flamingo Crush, 2013 © Photography Nelly Dietzel

Examples of various types of installations, including the Giant Decollages and Debris series.

Wallpaper site-specific installations (2004-2018)
Exothermic Reaction, 2018. Paper mache realised with pulped c-print tests, various coloured papers, magazines acrylic paint, screenprinting ink, wallpaper paste, debris from previous works, mdf, primer, gloss paint, rope and plastic . 102 x 37 x 8 cm. Photography Michele Panzeri © Ludovica Gioscia

The Giant Accessories borrow and elevate elements from other series, such as the wallpaper sculptures and Debrocks.

GIANT ACCESSORIES (2016-2018)
Tralfamadore Dust, 2018. Photography Michele Panzeri © Ludovica Gioscia

This section houses paper and wallpaper works created as a by-product of the Giant Decollages or from the debris of the latter. The paper maches, the most recent evolution in this line of enquiry, are alchemical compressions of energy and experience.

Paper maches, WALLPAPER SCULPTURES & SMALL SCALE DEBRIS (2008-2019)
Debrock 32, Art Australia magazine and glue, 30 x 28 x 28 cm. © Photograph Alex Wisser.

The Debrocks have evolved from a previous line of enquiry: the Wallpaper Sculptures. The aforementioned are three-dimensional structures created from paper.

DEBROCKS (2011-2017)