FABRIZIO CORNELI
Equilibri instabili - Amanti 2, 2024 brass, steel, copper, LED
180 x 90 cm
Grande Mercurio, 2022
painted stainless steel, halogen lamp
500 x 350 cm
Doriforo, 2022
painted stainless steel, halogen lamp 210 x 70 cm
Rame e acciaio, 2023
stainless steel, copper, halogen lamp object 25,5 x 22 x 24 cm, image h 185 x 145 cm
Iperboreo - cubo, 2021 polished stainless steel, led object 22 x 22 x 22 cm, image h 180 cm
Iperboreo-Melancolia, 2021 polished stainless steel, led object 35 x 35 x 31 cm, image 175 x 100 cm
Dioscuri chiari, 2020 brass, gold leaf, steel, led h 192 cm, image variable dimensions
Ares, 2020
and cut brass, halogen lamp
Maquette Discobolo, 2004
brass cut on a painted aluminum panel, halogen lamp
70 x 40 cm
Foglia, 2022
stainless steel,led copper box 35 x 35 x 31 cm, image 120 x 145 cm
Foglia - Betulla, 2023
stainless steel,led copper box 31 x 36 x 30 cm, image 170 x 110 cm
Stilo - Mappamondo, 2019
polished brass, internally enameled, cut and welded, led object h 65 cm, image variable dimensions
Stilo - Margherita, 2018
polished brass, internally enameled, cut and welded, led object h 60 cm, image variable dimensions
Uovo mappamondo Americhe, 2023 goose egg, aluminium, halogen lamp object 16 cm
Qi - Villaggio, 2018
optical glass sphere, optical glass hemisphere engraved, stainless steel, led 180 x 25 cm, sphere 10 cm
Qi - Venere, 2018
optical glass sphere, optical glass hemisphere engraved, stainless steel, led 180 x 25 cm, sphere 10 cm
Afrodite di Capua, 2015 white painted brass, halogen lamp image 215 x 95 cm
Grande Hermes, 2002 aluminum cut and painted, led image h 550 cm
Core 1, 2018
silvered copper cut and welded, halogen lamp copper box 26 x 30 x 21 cm, image 200 x 70 cm
Core 2, 2018
silvered copper cut and welded, halogen lamp copper box 24 x 28 x 21 cm, image 200 x 120 cm
Halo rosso, 2022 mixed media on aluminum plate, steel, led 100 x 100 cm
Halo azzurro, 2021
mixed media on aluminum plate, steel, led 100 x 100 cm
Halo, 2019
mixed media on aluminum plates, steel, led 100 x 100 cm
Grande Sognatrice, 2014
permanent installation at piazza S. Maria in Castello, Prato aluminum, stainless steel, HIT lamp
600 x 500 cm
Sognatrice Hanna, 2017 white painted brass, HIT lamp h 160 cm
Venere, 2009
optical glass sphere, sandblasted glass, steel, halogen lamp
107 x 50 cm
Piazza dei Miracoli, 2009 mirror, aluminum, led variable dimensions
Laboratorio - Elevazione, 2016
optical glass sphere, brass, silver, steel, halogen lamp sphere 10 cm
Bharatanatyam, 2007
optical glass sphere, brass disk, halogen lamp sphere 10 cm
Vanitas, Loren, 2004 copper comb, brass, halogen lamp, epoxy resin comb 21 cm
FABRIZIO CORNELI
Fabrizio Corneli’s artistic research is a synthesis of geometrical calculations and philosophical reflections on perception, elaborated with today’s instruments and with the aesthetic language of contemporary times.
Having adopted the principle of anamorphosis, of transformation and deformation born in the Renaissance and developed in Mannerism, he coherently translates it into the language of the twentieth century.
No longer does the specific viewpoint of the observer encourage him to correct the deformed image, but the well-aimed point of light. Anyone wanting to see, needs light. Light is energy which creates forms.
(Katalin Mollek Burmeister)
La ricerca artistica di Fabrizio Corneli è una sintesi di calcolo geometrico e di riflessione filosofica sulla percezione, il tutto elaborato con gli strumenti di oggi e con il linguaggio estetico della contemporaneità.
Corneli ha adottato i principi dell’anamorfosi, della trasformazione e della deformazione concepiti nel Rinascimento e sviluppati nel Manierismo, e li ha coerentemente tradotti nel linguaggio del XX secolo.
Non è più lo specifico punto di vista che induce lo spettatore a correggere percettivamente la deformazione dell’immagine, ma piuttosto il punto di illuminazione ben congegnato. Chiunque voglia vedere, ha bisogno della luce. La luce è energia che crea le forme.
(Katalin Mollek Burmeister)
Fabrizio Corneli lives and works in Florence where he was born in 1958. He has exhibited in various public and private venues in Italy and abroad including: Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome (1979); Villa Romana, Florence; Maryland Institute, Baltimore; XI Quadriennale di Roma; P.A.C. Milan (1986); Villa Celle, Santomato Pistoia (1988); Palau de la Generalitat in Valenciana, Valencia (1990); Museo de arte contemporáneo Sofía Imber, Caracas (1992); Kunstverein Grafschaft Bentheim, Neuenhaus; Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Bologna; Rocca Paolina, Perugia (1997); Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sapporo (1999); Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona (2000); Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (2001); Villa Medicea La Màgia, Quarrata, Pistoia; Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena; MAN, Nuoro (2006); Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt (2012); Musée
Granet, Aix-en-Provence (2013); Sharjah Art Museum UAE (2014); Museo della città, Rimini; Torre degli Zuccaro and Torre di Sant’Alò, Mantova; Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Madrid (2016), curated by the Studio Trisorio; Centro Pecci, Prato; MAMbo, Bologna (2017). He has realized permanent installations in the cities of Pistoia (1997), Sélestat (1999), Kobe (2001, 2007), Anderlecht (2006), Prato (2000, 2014), L’Aquila (2011, 2015), Traunstein (2020), Tainan City (2021), Doha (2021).
He has been working with Studio Trisorio since 2002.
Fabrizio Corneli vive e lavora a Firenze dove è nato nel 1958.
Ha esposto in numerosi spazi pubblici e privati in Italia e all’estero, fra i quali: Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Roma (1979); Villa Romana, Firenze; Maryland Institute, Baltimora; XI Quadriennale di Roma; P.A.C. Milano (1986); Villa Celle, Santomato Pistoia (1988); Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana, Valencia (1990); Museo de arte contemporáneo Sofía Imber, Caracas (1992); Kunstverein Grafschaft Bentheim, Neuenhaus; Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Bologna; Rocca Paolina, Perugia (1997); Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sapporo (1999); Palau de la Virreina, Barcellona (2000); Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (2001); Villa Medicea La Màgia, Quarrata, Pistoia; Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena; MAN, Nuoro (2006); Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt (2012); Musée
Granet, Aix-en- Provence (2013); Sharjah Art Museum UAE (2014); Museo della città, Rimini; Torre degli Zuccaro e Torre di Sant’Alò, Mantova; Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Madrid (2016), a cura dello Studio Trisorio; Centro Pecci, Prato; MAMbo, Bologna (2017).
Ha realizzato installazioni permanenti nelle città di Pistoia (1997), Sélestat (1999), Kobe (2001, 2007), Anderlecht (2006), Prato (2000, 2014), L’Aquila (2011, 2015), Traunstein (2020), Tainan City (2021), Doha (2021). Collabora con lo Studio Trisorio dal 2002.
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