A conversation with Italian artist (based in Venice) Maria Morganti on her daily practice. Quantifying and recording time is an affirmation of the artist's being-in-the-world, a manifesto of herself and her actions. The construction of taxonomies of color (and not only), which are different but complementary to each other, is a crucial gesture for Morganti. It is a self-interpretative activity that gives shape to what one could call "a visual autobiography", or rather, "an archive of time"; a title that the artist chose for her online archive (a sort of meta-archive) in which she has been collecting and organizing all of her work.
Io sono il mio archivio. L'archivio d'artista come tassonomia, manifesto, autoritratto
Baldacci, Cristina
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2022-01-01
Abstract
A conversation with Italian artist (based in Venice) Maria Morganti on her daily practice. Quantifying and recording time is an affirmation of the artist's being-in-the-world, a manifesto of herself and her actions. The construction of taxonomies of color (and not only), which are different but complementary to each other, is a crucial gesture for Morganti. It is a self-interpretative activity that gives shape to what one could call "a visual autobiography", or rather, "an archive of time"; a title that the artist chose for her online archive (a sort of meta-archive) in which she has been collecting and organizing all of her work.
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