INNER SPACE.

Clara Luiselli's INNER SPACE exhibition is an encounter between natural elements and light, sometimes unveiled by transparencies, sometimes by the reverberation of gold or even by light sources.
INNER SPACE is accompanied by sound interventions by Giuseppe Jos Olivini.
This exhibition ideally unites the two souls of the space in which it is housed, Nellimya Arthouse for years - precisely since 2005 - has been working to raise awareness of light art and the artists who have chosen it as a means of expression, and since 2020 it has been the social headquarters of the cultural association Aranno LandArt, which, as suggested by its name, promotes the art of nature, in nature.

On display is the series "Clonations" works consisting of transparent resin fruits that contain a seed. Each fruit is an exact copy of a real fruit, whose removed seed has been inserted into the resin sculpture. The transparent material highlights the organic core, giving rise to a hybrid, where nature and artifice converse, enhancing each other."
The series "Into the two" is then exhibited: minute sculptural experiments originate from forms encountered in nature, fossil memories of a time that flows incessantly and transforms what it encounters. Mineral, vegetable and bone finds, collected on solitary journeys, become the matrix around which to reflect on the nature-artifice relationship. The attempt is to find a stringent relationship between the original form in connection with its double.
An exploration that moves from physical and tangible matter in the direction of another space, beyond. Toward an intimate, inner place that reveals itself through minimal signals that register its existence. There, where the core lodges resides the pulsating and vital part of the work.

INNER SPACE sound interventions - curated by Giuseppe Jos Olivini - complete the experience. One piece will soundtrack the entire exhibition, "Inner Sound," lasting 33 minutes and made by processing acoustic piano sounds and sounds from Clara Luiselli's works.

For the occasion, Luiselli and Olivini will create during the artist residency the work "I'm Here," a large-scale stone installation for the Aranno LandArt Association.