PNF16 – Alice Padovani. Primal | forms ordered by chaos

archaeologist and cartographer (by Alice Padovani, ed) makes use of different contemporary languages ​​– sculpture, assembly, installation, performance – alternated or integrated according to the final work and the idea from which it is generated. Recognizability takes a back seat to expressive needs, although there are some recurring traits, such as the use of insects and organic elements, the incidence of archetypal forms (you look for, square) and attention to the staging, which guarantee a certain visual continuity.
Moving on the border between reality and imagination, horror and attraction, destruction and recomposition, the artist gives life to compressed stories, small scenographies immortalized in a museum display case. The paradox lies in the desire to make a natural element immortal, by its nature corruptible, but that once it has reached a condition of stability it can last over time.
[From the text “Alice Padovani. Primal | ordered forms from chaos” by Chiara Serri]

Alice Padovani was born in Modena in 1979. Graduated in Philosophy and Visual Arts, from the mid 90s to 2012 she trained and worked as an actress and director in the field of contemporary theatre.
At the same time, she develops her own path as a visual artist which leads her to exhibit in personal exhibitions, collective exhibitions and national and international art fairs.
His works are part of some important collections in Rome, Paris and London.
www.alicepadovani.com

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