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MARCELA CERNADAS
Campana, 1967
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Marcela Cernadas (Argentina, 1967) lives and works between Argentina, Italy and Spain.
Her work comprehends photography, video, installations, sculptures, poetry and performances exploring the most important concepts about the human being. Questioning about the feeling of veneration, born from the respect of ancient masterpieces, the artist focuses herself on the possibility to recreate this temporary detail through her works of art. This investigation founds a complete affirmation in Venice, the city that guards treasures and precious icons of ancient art. Therefore, Cernada’s works were born by the cure and the patience, by the slow gesture of the artist that become artistic practice, where time decreases through a sacred and metaphysical meaning.
Marcela Cernadas works with Galleria Michela Rizzo since 2007.
Mostre in galleria:
- Beyond Garden, Project Room, 2019
- Penelope, Project Room, 2016
Marcela Cernadas exhibited in many museums and institutions in Italy:
MACRO, Roma; MUVE Museo del Vetro, MUVE Palazzo Ducale, 50esima Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte - La Biennale di Venezia, Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa, Università IUAV degli Studi - Facoltà di Design e Arti, Venezia; Auditorium Santa Caterina, Treviso; Fondazione PARCO, Casier; Galleria di Palazzo Beltramini, Asolo; Viafarini, Artandgallery, Milano; Auditorium Santa Chiara, Vercelli; MUV Chiesa di San Giorgetto, Studio la Città, Verona; MAAM Museo delle Arti Applicate del Mobile, Cerea; DoubleRoom Arti Visive, Trieste; Galleria ME Vannucci, Pistoia.
Abroad:
Centre Pompidou, Parigi; Frauenmuseum, Bonn; CIFO Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation, Miami; The Big Screen Project, New York; Fondazione Joán Miró, CCCB, Centre de Cultura Contemporània, Centre de Cultura de Dones, Barcellona; Matadero, Madrid; CAC Centro de Arte Contemporáneo, Málaga; MAD Museo de Arte de la Diputación, Antequera; ICAS Sala Atín Aya, Escuela de Arte Sevilla, Fundación Cámara de Comercio, Casa de la Provincia de Sevilla, Fundación Tres Culturas, Siviglia; Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Campana.
