ARCHIVUM

ARCHIVUM

June 23rd—July 28th 2023

Lipani Gallery - Fordham University,
113, 60th street West, New York (USA)


Opening: Friday, June 23rd, 5-7 pm
Fabrizio Perozzi, Raya Bruckenthal, Manuela de Leonardis, Richard Demarco, Felice Hapetzeder, Paul Malone, Tomasz Matuszak, Anibal Pella-Woo, Doron Polak, Nicola Rae, Maayan Tsadka, Dzintars Zilgalvis, Kriss Zilgalvis
Fabrizio Perozzi
Intimité
2018
Fabrizio Perozzi
Memento Mori
2017
Fabrizio Perozzi
Intimité
2018
Fabrizio Perozzi
Intimité
2018
Fabrizio Perozzi
Intimité
2018
Fabrizio Perozzi
Intimité
2018

Anibal Pella-Woo
Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock

Manuela De Leonardis

Raya Bruckenthal
A- Goldene, Paradise 2021 (detail)
Video art, 3D animation
Drorit Gur Arie

Felice Hapetzeder

Maayan Tsadka
Michael Lazar

Paul Malone

Tomasz Matuszak

Doron Polak / Richard Demarco

Nicola Rae
UKMON (UK Meteor Observation Network)

Dzintars Zilgalvis / Kriss Zilgalvis

ARCHIVUM - A project by BALCONY Lipani Gallery - Fordham UniversityJune 23rd - July 28th 2023 > Between 9 AM - 5 PM Projects selected and created by BALCONY: International Network of Curators Curatorial Team: Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock, Drorit Gur Arie, Michael Lazar, Doron Polak, and Joyce Yahouda. Organizer: Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock

ARCHIVUM - A project by BALCONY

Lipani Gallery - Fordham University
June 23rd - July 28th 2023

> Between 9 AM - 5 PM

Projects selected and created by BALCONY: International Network of Curators

Curatorial Team: Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock, Drorit Gur Arie, Michael Lazar, Doron Polak, and Joyce Yahouda.

Organizer: Stephan Apicella-Hitchcock


Fabrizio Perozzi

Selected by Joyce Yahouda

> Perozzi ARCHIVUM's portal

Intimité, Video, 2018

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Intimité, by Fabrizio Perozzi is a video that takes the form of an intimate journal drawing its imagery from the artist’s personal paintings and photos – past and present. The notion of time, confrontation of the past and present, are showcased. Like a film strip.

While personal, the video also reflects universal preoccupations. It speaks of youth, desire, broken dreams, friendship, and intimacy. And of death.

The video ends with a long shot of MEMENTO MORI, a painting representing a vanitas piece with three faces: an African, a skull, and a fetish figurine, in accordance with the legend: ‘Fetishes of the secret Mboyo society in the Loango area.’ Death is looming.

Perozzi chose the song Odyssey by Dream Koala as the background music, referring to the journey of Odysseus and his fear of never returning to his family.

To conclude, on a black background, a quote by P.P. Pasolini appears: “Death is not in incommunicability but in the fact of no longer being understood.”

- Joyce Yahouda, curator

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