
Leaps, gaps and overlapping diagrams exhibition view Ca’ Rezzonico, Museo del Settecento Veneziano, Venezia, 2024. Courtesy: the artist and GALLERIA CONTINUA. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Leaps, gaps and overlapping diagrams exhibition view Ca’ Rezzonico, Museo del Settecento Veneziano, Venezia, 2024. Courtesy: the artist and GALLERIA CONTINUA. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Leaps, gaps and overlapping diagrams exhibition view Ca’ Rezzonico, Museo del Settecento Veneziano, Venezia, 2024. Courtesy: the artist and GALLERIA CONTINUA. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Leaps, gaps and overlapping diagrams exhibition view Ca’ Rezzonico, Museo del Settecento Veneziano, Venezia, 2024. Courtesy: the artist and GALLERIA CONTINUA. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Leaps, gaps and overlapping diagrams exhibition view Ca’ Rezzonico, Museo del Settecento Veneziano, Venezia, 2024. Courtesy: the artist and GALLERIA CONTINUA. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Arborexence 2023, welded stainless steel modules, variable dimension. Installation view at MITICO 2023, Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, A Belmond Hotel, Oxfordshire. Photo by Marco Valmarana
Arborexence 2023, welded stainless steel modules, variable dimension. Installation view at MITICO 2023, Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons, A Belmond Hotel, Oxfordshire. Photo by Marco Valmarana
Les graines de mon jardin s'envolent vers d'autres pays exhibition view, 2023, GALLERIA CONTINUA, Paris. Photo: Allison Borgo
Les graines de mon jardin s'envolent vers d'autres pays exhibition view, 2023, GALLERIA CONTINUA, Paris. Photo: Allison Borgo
exhibition view 'Aeolian Landforms and other Particles' Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, Dubai. Photo: Alex Paray
exhibition view 'Aeolian Landforms and other Particles' Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, Dubai. Photo: Alex Paray
exhibition view 'Aeolian Landforms and other Particles' Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, Dubai. Photo: Alex Paray
WATERBONES (Stochastic Choral Sinphony) 2018, stainless steel elements, site specific dimension. The St. Regis Rome, 2018. Photo Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
CLOUDLESS 2006-2018, PTFE spheres, aluminium chairs, steel cables, fixing plastic stripes, variable dimensions. The St. Regis Rome, 2018. Photo Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
The Garden’s Jewel 2016, Resin, stainless steel 316 modules, iron, glass, site specific project. Photo: Quentin Simon
The Garden’s Jewel 2016, Resin, stainless steel 316 modules, iron, glass, site specific project. Photo: Quentin Simon
Blaublobbing, 2006-2017, trasparent PVC, wire rope, motors, lights, variable dimensions. Photo Oak Taylor-Smith
Blaublobbing, 2006-2017, trasparent PVC, wire rope, motors, lights, variable dimensions, Photo: Oak Taylor-Smith
Blaublobbing 2006-2018, trasparent PVC, wire rope, motors, lights, variable dimensions. Photo: Nyima Marin.
Waterbones (Stochastic Choral Sinphony), 2018, stainless steel elements, site specific dimensions. Photo Ela Bialkowska
Waterbones (Stochastic Choral Sinphony), 2018, stainless steel elements, site specific dimensions. Photo Ela Bialkowska
Waterbones (Green Sponge + L System), 2018, 2000, stainless steel modules, sound produced by Alessio de Girolamo. Photo Ela Bialkowska
Waterbones (L44) 2020, polished Stainless Steel 316, 44 elements, 240 x 230 x 212 cm, 94,48 x 90,55 x 83,46 in
Alfalfa Chorus (sequence 86) 2020, welded stainless steel, 218 x 185 x 175 cm, 85,82 x 72,83 x 68,89 in. Photo: Duccio Benvenuti - Art Store
Waterbones (133) 2019, stainless steel modules, 275 x 301 x 50 cm, 698,5 x 764,54 x 127 in
The developed seed (organizing a system that can continously construct itself - G 140) 2018, anodized aluminium, 225 x 113 cm, 88,58 x 44,48 in. Photo: Pamela Bralia
The developed seed (organizing a system that can continously construct itself - G 140) 2018, anodized aluminium, 225 x 113 cm, 88,58 x 44,48 in. Photo: Pamela Bralia
Sequential interactions in alfalfa chorus (sequence 105) 2017, welded stainless steel 316 modules, 140 x 110 x 25 cm
Gaps (Bookshelf) I 2018, polyester resin, wall paint, 260 x 125 x 20 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Gaps (Bookshelf) IV 2018, polyester resin, wall paint, 86 x 180 x 25 cm. Photo: Duccio Benvenuti - Art Store
Gaps (Bookshelf) III, 2018, polyester resin, wall paint, 120 x 120 x 17 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Gaps (Bookshelf) III, 2018, polyester resin, wall paint, 120 x 120 x 17 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Fingertips V 2018, pink marble, 53 x 60 x 11 cm
Fingertips IV 2018, pink marble, 50 x 55 x 9 cm
µgraph reliefs 2018, poliurethane, epoxy resins, nylon fibers on aluminium, 170 x 250 x 6 cm. Photo: Pamela Bralia
µgraph reliefs 2018, poliurethane, epoxy resins, nylon fibers on aluminium, 170 x 250 x 6 cm. Photo: Pamela Bralia
µgraph reliefs (straw 4515C) 2019, poliurethane, epoxy resins, nylon fibers on aluminium, 100 x 150 x 6 cm, 39,37 x 59,05 x 2,36 in. Photo: Duccio Benvenuti - Art Store
µgraph reliefs (Sour Cherry 7645C) 2019, poliurethane, epoxy resins, nylon fibers on aluminium, 100 x 150 x 6 cm, 39,37 x 59,05 x 2,36 in. Photo: Duccio Benvenuti - Art Store
Sound fossils in the Holocene garden, 2018, 7 elements in Carrara marble, marble sand, diameter 120 cm. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio
Steelwave (mercurial chorus) 2016, hand moulded and polished stainless steel, Ø 100 cm. Photo: Zhang Kai, 张开
Wallwave vibration (complex conjugate throbs) 2012, polyester resin, paint, Ø 100 x 5 cm
Wallwave vibration (emotional iterative algorithm) 2012, polyester resin, paint, Ø 100 x 5 cm. Photo: Veronica Tronnolone
Loris Cecchini was born in 1969 and lives and works in Milan. He is an important figure on the Italian and international art scene coming to prominence through his sculpture, installation, photography and drawings. His works are often occupied by a metamorphosis, a potential transfiguration from one form to another. The relationship between the artist and the exhibition space as a place of cohabitation is influential in the genesis of many of Cecchini’s works. Surreal photomontages, grey monochromatic rubber installations, modular-based suspended installations, reticular structures and molecular forms are flexible not only in their occupation of their surrounding space but also in their development; the works are almost always potentially open to further elaborations like an expansive and distributive substance.
Loris Cecchini’s installation practises developed over the years following his abandonment of the “replicas of objects”, that is the leaving behind of obvious representation of objects to create an image that contains a potential action in the work and suggests a natural energy evoked by the recent bursting of bubbles, vibrations, emergences on the walls, cloud expansion, waves, cocoons, crystals and germinations. The work becomes less and less concentrated on a direct human presence, which is something present in Loris Cecchini’s early series of photo assemblages, but more focused on indirect human presence which takes the form of bookcases, windows and architectural forms. Scientific research and natural processes are immediate reference points for Cecchini’s works which neither represent nor intend to simulate the world but suggest alternative variations and developments of it.
Amongst his most recent solo exhibitions we mention: “Loris Cecchini: Hypermeasures”, curated by M. Tonelli, Palazzo Collicola, Spoleto, Italy (2019); “Waterbones”, permanent installation, curated by RAID Caterpillar, Teatro Comunale, L’Aquila, Italy (2019); “Emulsione”, Atrio Monumentale - ASP ITIS, Trieste, Italy (2019); “The developed seed”, permanent installation, Beijing Fun, Beijing, China (2018); “Loris Cecchini”, The St. Regis, Rome, Italy (2018); “The Ineffable Gardener”, Galleria Continua, San Gimignano, Italy (2018); “The ineffable gardener and inherent transience”, permanent installation, The Bridge at Cornell Tech, New York, USA (2018); “Loris Cecchini and Dirk Salz”, Diana Lowenstein Gallery, Miami, USA (2018); “Waterbones”, temporary project, Art Hotel Facade, Florence, Italy (2018); “Loris Cecchini”, Galerie Aveline/Jean - Marie Rossi, Paris (2017); “Waterbones”, permanent installation, Columbus Metropolitan Library, Main Library, Columbus, USA (2017); “Waterbones”, curated by H. Mikaeloff, Fondaco dei Tedeschi, Venice, Italy (2017); “Loris Cecchini. Testing effects, dancing reactions”, Galleria Continua/Les Moulins, Boissy-le- Chatel, France (2016); “Sistemi di visione / Sistemi di realtà”, Villa Pacchiani Centro Espositivo, Santa Croce sull’Arno, Italy (2016).
Adel Abdessemed Etel Adnan Ai Weiwei Leila Alaoui Juan Araujo Kader Attia Barbana Bojadzi Daniel Buren Cai Guo-Qiang Alejandro Campins Iván Capote Yoan Capote Loris Cecchini Elizabet Cerviño Chen Zhen Nikhil Chopra Marcelo Cidade Carlos Cruz-Diez Jonathas de Andrade Berlinde De Bruyckere Leandro Erlich Carlos Garaicoa Osvaldo González Antony Gormley Gu Dexin Shilpa Gupta Subodh Gupta Carsten Höller Eva Jospin JR Ilya & Emilia Kabakov Zhanna Kadyrova Kan Xuan Anish Kapoor André Komatsu Jannis Kounellis Julio Le Parc Luis López-Chávez Jorge Macchi Ahmed Mater Cildo Meireles José Mesías Sabrina Mezzaqui Moataz Nasr Rudi Ninov Giovanni Ozzola Ornaghi & Prestinari Hans Op de Beeck Michelangelo Pistoletto Susana Pilar Qiu Zhijie Tobias Rehberger Arcangelo Sassolino Manuela Sedmach Serse Kiki Smith Nedko Solakov Marta Spagnoli José Antonio Suárez Londoño Hiroshi Sugimoto Sun Yuan & Peng Yu Ana Maria Tavares Pascale Marthine Tayou Armando Testa Nari Ward Sislej Xhafa José Yaque Zhuang Hui