On the occasion of the Bande de Femmes festival, we are pleased to host an exhibition of a selection of works related to the book Down Dog, published by Les Cerises. The works will enter into a dialogue with the book’s pages, where the images interact with the folds of the pages.
In Marta Roberti’s drawings, created on paper using carbon paper as if it were paint or transfer paper, the human body, always a self-portrait, exists in symbiosis with the natural and plant world, because identity is transformation and metamorphosis.
In yoga, each position is named after an animal: in this book, the author teaches us to observe how our little friends move and rest, and to invent new postures and ways of occupying space based on their movements.
Marta Roberti’s research investigates the relationships between humans, animals, and plants, exploring the myths and archaeology of various civilizations, using drawing as a meditative and ritual gesture that brings Eastern and Western imagery into dialogue. The self-portrait is the recurring form she has chosen to revisit the world of myth.
In collaboration with Les Cerises and z2o Sara Zanin Gallery. Part of Bande de Femmes
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