Vittorio Santoro - Experience Implies Movement
Vittorio Santoro - Experience Implies Movement
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What happens when we discover objects that are no longer in a familiar context? Do new worlds open up? In his works—whether sculptures, objects, films, or sound installations—Vittorio Santoro explores these kinds of constellations, which he describes as “sculptural situations.” His repertoire of media also includes the written word and language. Each work begins with an idea, a “phenomenon in the world” that occupies his mind. This is the first extensive monograph of the artist’s work, and it accompanies the eponymous exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Lucerne. Besides new works and photographs of installations he has had in various galleries and museums in the past fifteen years, this book also contains new essays on Santoro’s video installations and public art interventions, as well as on the material qualities and architectural approach of his art.
VITTORIO SANTORO (*1962, Zurich) divides his time between Zurich and Paris. His conceptual works—sound installations, sculptures, drawings—can be found in many collections, including those at the Kunstmuseum Bern; FNAC, Paris; CAPC, Bordeaux; Musée national d’Art Moderne—Centre Pompidou, Paris; and the Kunsthaus Zurich. They have been seen at institutions such as the Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton, Paris (2013), the Centre Pompidou, Paris (2012), and Tate Modern, London (2006).
EXHIBITION Kunstmuseum Lucerne, October 31, 2020–January 31, 2021
Essays
Fanni Fetzer, Michel Gauthier
Focus texts
Rebecca Geldard, Cécile Gremillet, Adam Jasper, Rahma Khazam,
Daniel Kurjaković, Patrick Lafièvre, Arnaud Maillet, Pathmini L. Neuner-Ukwattage,
Fabienne Ruppen, Vittorio Santoro, Eva Scharrer, Agnès Violeau
Concept: Vittorio Santoro, Philipp Hermann
Design: Philipp Hermann
All texts: French, German, English
32,4 x 21,60 cm
280 color and b/w images
336 pages
ISBN 978-3-7757-4744-8
© Hatje Cantz
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