Carla Iacono
Italy

"Re-velation"

Exhibition curator: Stefania Zorzi

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VASA exhibitions is presenting the work of  Carla Iacono

English
The exhibition entitled "Re-velation" is focused on the themes of body and metamorphosis, mainly analyzes the delicate period of adolescence and its "rites of passage", seen as an extraordinary time of growth including the effort to reach its own identity.

Italian
Carla Iacono, artista visuale, vive e lavora a Genova, utilizzando diversi media (fotografia, collage e installazione). Il suo lavoro analizza principalmente i riti di passaggio, momenti evolutivi in cui si colloca lo sforzo per raggiungere la propria identità.

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© Carla Iacono

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