Oscillate Sequence

About the exhibition

Oscillate Sequence departs from the characteristics found in the works of Carlo D’Anselmi, Maxim Brandt, and Shinyoung Park, who produce images from different motives. Each of their paintings is a chain of mise-en-scène woven by their imagination. The objects depicted in the frames, varying in texture and size, are composed of everyday people and objects, yet they possess a theatrical and unrealistic feel. The artists use intense contrasts of light and shade and a wide spectrum of colors, appropriating traditional representational techniques as needed, and constructing a poetic formative language through the careful collage of visual references. The exhibition positions the three artists as editors who weave a narrative based on independent sources and seek to examine what aspects of reality the montages they present reflect. Carlo D’Anselmi depicts lovers under the light of nature and city night, as well as the flowers, birds, cats and trees that fill their surroundings. His paintings echo the footsteps of predecessors like Paul Gauguin and Henri Rousseau, who painted with a primal energy. His paintings feature warm exchanges of gaze, varied materials, and a rhythm of bold strokes and shimmering colors. Ordinary acts, such as lying down, reading a book, or making eye contact, combined with the intensity of the light falling on the body, the various shapes of shadows, and the abstract patterns interspersed throughout suggest a mysterious dreamlike story. The subtle facial exp