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Luisa Protti 

Luisa Protti  (born in 1960 in Milan) where she currently lives and works. 

Her exhibition career began in 1982 and continued through solo and group exhibitions in various national and international locations. 

Her work moves from the idea that art is a new reality made up of individuals/things that generate new species, as in nature, opening up new possibilities of thinking about the image, the space, the time, outside from sociological, anthropological, etc. stylisms. 

In Protti's works individual/nature/history are connected in a link of examples of vivid physical images distinguishable for a natural light being in which form and matter make alive the light, the shadow, the air, giving things an idea of changeable. Luisa has been since 1978 an active protagonist of the activity of the Casa degli Artisti-Milan.

Twice the partecipations in the Venice Biennale, in 1982 in Aperto'82 (with the Casa degli Artisti) and in 1993 in the XLV International Art Exhibition.
Cardinal Points of Art. In the 2000s she was invited, among other things, to:Musée Bourdelle, Paris (2004) - Essential to art, Galleria De Foscherari, Bologna - XII International Sculpture Biennial, Museum of Sculpture, Carrara (2006) - Luciano Fabro and friends, Galleria Lelong, Zurich (2007 ) - 15th Rome Quadrennial (2008) -  Galleria Continua, San Gimignano, Siena (2014) -  Fondazione Palazzo Albizzini-Burri Collection / Palazzo Vitelli, Città di Castello, Perugia (2015) - XXVI Biennial of Sculpture, Palazzo Ducale, Gubbio (2016) Contemporary Art Design, Mantua (2017), Gallery G and various locations, Hiroshima (2019) - Zona bianca. Zero, Woolbridge Gallery, Biella (2021).

 “Peso Bianco”  (2020 / 2001)
faiance,cotton threads, engobe
160 x 30 x 20 cm

 “Peso Biondo”   (2020 / 2021)
brass, fishing line, gold dust
160 x 35 x 20 cm

Peso bianco

Negrona spezzata (2006/2021)
weel, ceramic
33x35x143 - 33x35x40 cm

Installation view

Negrona spezzata

"Peso Cherubino" (2006/2021)
faiance,cotton threads, engobe 

140 x 20 x 18 cm

"Peso Negro" (2006/2021)
ceramic, fishing line

160 x 30 x 20 cm

Peso Negro e Peso Cherubino
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