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StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1131 — BOOLEAN And Loft (Cattedrale di Siena)
10 x 17,3 x 14,7h cm

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StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1129 — BOOLEAN And Loft (Piazza di Spagna)
49,3 x 26,2 x 10,3h cm

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StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1126 — BOOLEAN And Sweep (Pietà)
14,7 x 10,6 x 10,2h cm

StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1122 — BOOLEAN And Sweep (Cremona)
10 x 7,5 x 14,6h cm

StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1121 — BOOLEAN And Loft (San Pietro)
25 x 17 x 10h cm

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StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1119 — BOOLEAN And Loft (Arcate)
41 x 14 x 15h cm

StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1117 — BOOLEAN And Loft (due Pietà)
31 x 30 x 15h cm

StudioNucleo_TheSacredGift_Boolean_Loft_low_1123 — BOOLEAN And Loft (nicchie)
26 x 14,6 x 19,5h cm

BOOLEAN Sweep And Loft
Studio Nucleo, 2018
By Piergiorgio Robino & Marzia Ricci
3D print on vintage postcard
Unique pieces

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PRESS INFORMATION

THE SACRED GIFT
‘The Meaning Of An Object Is Another Object’
STUDIO NUCLEO SOLO SHOW
Curated by Clara Madaro
from October 30th to November 5th
Studio Nucleo Lab
Via Mottalciata 18/C Turin

Studio Nucleo presents a new series of works on postcards from well-known sacred
architectures or sculptures, collected in a long-term research.
A new tecnique allows to tune the curved sculptures and the postcards by means of Booleans.
The introduction of curves in Booleans method changes the treatment, the visual and the conceptual
impacts compared to previous series.

Thanks to a kind of a plastic preformationism of the selected pictures, the forms stretch out from the images.
Such tension provokes a distortion that marks the born of new sensual objects detached form images that float
on an immersive display recalling a sacred space. The rewriting of the laboratory as a sacred space is not an exotic
element but a relational one because Nucleo Lab is next to two places of religious worship.

The gift is sacred not simply because the postcard comes from a sacred place, but also because is a track of an aesthetic
experience that therefore is collective, even if it is deeply rooted inside us. In fact, the postcard is always a gift
but sending a postcard is not a merely affective act, rather an aesthetic one.
An object seems to emanate a kind of value, then we feel entitled to make it public by means of another object
that is precisely the postcard. At the same time, we cannot explain what really comes from that object to make it so special.

The show The Sacred Gift materializes exactly this nonconceptual process.
The meaning of an object is another object alludes to the new born sensual object or the artwork in its ties with
the starting sacred objects and the postcards. The exhibition suggests a space of unity and tuning with objects in which affective,
sacred and aesthetic dimensions are melted. Booleans functions shape forms and truth together but this kind of truth is sensual,
and it can be revealed only imaging a coexistence.

Ph Sebastiano Pellion di Persano