- Liliana Moro,
- Francesco Fonassi
Blitz
Renata Fabbri arte contemporanea is pleased to announce “Blitz”, a four-handed project realized by Liliana Moro and Francesco Fonassi. The exhibition, entirely conceived for the gallery space, uses sound as the main element. The sonic aspect is, in fact, the trait d’union between the two artists, although their artistic practice focuses on different stylistic fields.
Q: Please list any unusual geographic, geological, or other features in your area.
A: Corn. Corn is everywhere. – Rich in iron ore, many closed mineshafts, foothills of the Appalacian Mtns, sinkholes. Drained and filled-in lake. – There is some kind of telcommunications station 1 1/2 miles down the road, behind a shop called The Warmth Company at 140 Post Office Drive (cross street Soquel Dr.). It has very serious warning signs posted around it referencing cancer. I’ll get more details on it and edit this file (if it’s possible to edit). – There are a lot of hills where I live.
Q: Does the sound ever stop?
A: Not yet – Not really. Only if I move my head, but it comes back when I stop. It will stop if I play music, but it’s still there, just not as perceptible – In blackouts – Brief intermittent stops, but consistent periods of “droning” from 10pm to 730 am. – I really only hear it when it rains heavily.
Renata Fabbri arte contemporanea is pleased to announce “Blitz”, a four-handed project realized by Liliana Moro and Francesco Fonassi. The exhibition, entirely conceived for the gallery space, uses sound as the main element. The sonic aspect is, in fact, the trait d’union between the two artists, although their artistic practice focuses on different stylistic fields.
Q: Please list any unusual geographic, geological, or other features in your area.
A: Corn. Corn is everywhere. – Rich in iron ore, many closed mineshafts, foothills of the Appalacian Mtns, sinkholes. Drained and filled-in lake. – There is some kind of telcommunications station 1 1/2 miles down the road, behind a shop called The Warmth Company at 140 Post Office Drive (cross street Soquel Dr.). It has very serious warning signs posted around it referencing cancer. I’ll get more details on it and edit this file (if it’s possible to edit). – There are a lot of hills where I live.
Q: Does the sound ever stop?
A: Not yet – Not really. Only if I move my head, but it comes back when I stop. It will stop if I play music, but it’s still there, just not as perceptible – In blackouts – Brief intermittent stops, but consistent periods of “droning” from 10pm to 730 am. – I really only hear it when it rains heavily.
- Liliana Moro, Francesco Fonassi, Duemiladiciassette, 2017Sound installation, 120′ loop, stereo
- Liliana Moro, Senza titolo, 2017Refractory clay, radio, tangerines, pomegranate, metal wire, variable dimensions
- Francesco Fonassi, Tenere in custodia, 201730′ sound pièce, speakers, lead, low frequency exciter, variable dimensions


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