Idoli del confine
Questo dipinto è parte di un ciclo di lavori che prende forma durante questi mesi di quarantena. L’ambiente che circonda lo studio in cui sto lavorando in questo periodo, totalmete immerso nella natura ha caratterizzato un forte avvicinamento della mia poetica ad elementi primordiali e naturali. Lo spazio ma sopratutto il tempo dilatato si concretizza in questo dipinto attraverso un’atmosfera in cui i termini di confine assumono una valenza di archetipo dello spazio personale.
Federico Polloni (1991), originario dei colli Asolani, nel 2018 consegue il diploma all’Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia dopo aver frequentato il triennio di Pittura con il Prof. Aldo Grazzi e Carlo Di Raco. Nel 2018 si iscrive alla magistrale sempre all’Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia dove studia pittura con il Prof. Carlo Di Raco.
Attualmente vive e lavora a Venezia.
Shows:
2020 “Got It For Cheap and Velvet Ropes”, NewYork edition, collective exhibition curated by Chris Rexroad and Charlie Roberts, The Hole Gallery, NY, USA
2019 “Got It For Cheap and Velvet Ropes”, Bergen edition, collective exhibition curated by Chris Rexroad and Charlie Roberts, Blokk space, Bergen, Norway
2019 “Caos Italia”, Vernice Contemporanea, International collective exhibition curated by Massimo Casagrande, Bunker di Villa Caldogno, Palladium complex, Caldogno, Vicenza, Italy
2019 “Got It For Cheap and Velvet Ropes”, Gothenburg edition, collective exhibition curated by Chris Rexroad and Charlie Roberts, Nevven Gallery, Gothenburg, Sweden
2019 “L’Arte delle Scienze Marine”, collective exhibition curated by Francesco Falcieri, M9 space, Venice Mestre, Italy
2019 “Laboratorio aperto”, collective exhibition curated by Carlo Di Raco, shed 35 Forte Marghera Venice Mestre, Venice, Italy
2019 “Got It For Cheap and Velvet Ropes”, London edition, collective exhibition curated by Chris Rexroad and Charlie Roberts, House of Vans, London, United Kingdom
2019 “Sense of Place”, Matera 2019, collective exhibition curated by Marilena Calcara, Casa Cava, Matera, Italy
2019 ”AIR4”, international Collective exhibition curated by Piera Ravnikar, Ravnikar Gallery Space, Ljubljana, Slovenia
2019 ”Interstalla 5”, collective exhibition curated by Rebecca Loro, Villa Abrizzi Marini, San Zenone degli Ezzelini, Treviso, Italy
2019 “World Oceans Day” collective exhibition, CNR ISMAR, Tese dell’Arsenale di venezia, Venice, Italy
2018 “Talvolta siamo visti da ciò che vediamo”, Vernice Contemporanea, international collective exhibition curated by Massimo Casagrande, Bunker di Villa Caldogno, Palladium complex, Caldogno, Vicenza, Italy
2018 “Lotto 293”, collective exhibition, curated by Manifesto Culture, Foundation villa Benzi Zecchini, Caerano San Marco, Treviso, Italy
2017 ”L’Acqua è Maestra-Il Dono del colore” collective exhibition curated by Remo Salvadori, Accademy of Fine Arts of Venice, Venice, Italy
Awards:
2019 CRAMUM Prize, finalist 2019 edition, collective exhibition curated by Sabino Maria Frassà, villa Bagatti Valsecchi, Varedo, Milano, Italy
2019 Mestre Painting Prize, finalist 2019 edition, collective exhibition curated by Marco Dolfin, Candiani Center, Venice Mestre, Italy
2019 Delphian Gallery art prize 2019, first selection, London
2012 Celeste Prize 2012, selected, curated by Katya Garcia-Anton, Centrale Montemartini, Rome, Italy
2010 “Polizia Città Persone”, Art Prize, collective exhibition curated by Giorgio Russi, Cà dei Carraresi, Treviso, Italy
Workshop/Residence/Collaborations:
2019 Workshop “Laboratorio Aperto”, Forte Marghera Mestre, curated by Carlo Di Raco, Valeri Nicolai and Thomas Braida, Venice, Italy
2019 “Komorebi”, artists residence at San Giovanni Profiamma, Foligno, Umbria, Italy
2019 La Biennale di Venezia, 58. International exhibition of Art – Salone Suisse –Collateral Event, Swiss Pavilion – “An Open House featuring student paintings”- in collaboration whit Swiss Art Council Prohelvetia, Academy of Fine Arts of Venice, Curated by Céline Eidenbenz, Venice, Italia
2018 Workshop “Laboratorio Aperto”, Forte Marghera Mestre, curated by Carlo Di Raco, Martino Scavezzon, Nebojsa Despotovic and Thomas Braida, Venice, Italy
2018 Site-specific project “Now Here No Here” collaboration with the artist Jaša Mrevlje Pollak at Art Hotel Tartini, curated by Michele Drascek, Piran, Slovenia
2017 Workshop Laboratorio Aperto, Forte Marghera Mestre, curated by Carlo Di Raco and Martino Scavezzon, Venice, Italy
Publications:
“CUCCURUCUCU – Cosa spinge l’essere umano ad andare avanti?”, CRAMUM Prize,
curated by Sabino Maria Frassà, writing of Emma Baeri Parisi, Eugeno Borgna, Raffaella Ferrari, Sabino Maria Frassà, Alba Solaro; ISBN 978-88-96227-60-2
“L’Arte delle Scienze Marine-Gli oceani ritratti da ricercatori e artisti”, curated by Gabriella Traviglia and Francesco Falceri; ISBN 979-12-200-5450-8
“Premio Mestre di Pittura 2019”, Civic Museums Foundation of Venice, curated by Marco Dolfin; ISBN 978-88-940263