Elia Cantori
Composition and de-construction of matter, physical phenomena and chaos are the real protagonists of Elia Cantori's works. The constant changes in matter, the themes of regeneration and the suggestions deriving from the statement ‘nothing is created and nothing is destroyed' materialize in worksthat look simple, ironic and puzzling at first sight, but are actually profound and contain a wealth of productive references.
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Born in Ancona (Italy), 1984
Lives and works in London and Ancona
Solo Exhibitions
2009
'Compressed Building', curated by Francesco Stocchi, Crisp London Los Angeles, London
'Amplified Loop' CAR projects, Bologna IT
Group Exhibitions and Events
2010
'21x21: 21 artisti per il 21° secolo', curated by F. Bonami, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Torino IT
2009
'Italian Open', Annet Gelink Gallery, Amsterdam
'La fioritura del bambù', Viafarini DOCVA, Milan IT
2008
'Public Improvisation', Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan IT
'Future Film', Camden Arts Centre, London
'Best in Show', John Jones Project Space, London
'Art Communion', The Gallery, London
'Corso Aperto', Spazio S. Francesco, Como IT
'Degree Show', Goldsmiths College, London
Bibliography
21x21: 21 artisti per il 21° secolo, Exhibit. Cat., Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Torino, 2010
Education and Residences
2010
Fondazione Spinola-Banna per l'arte, Poirino, Torino IT
2008-10
Slade, University College London, MA Fine Art
July 2008
Advanced Course in Visual Arts (Visiting Professor: Yona Friedman) Fondazione Ratti, Como IT
2005-08
Goldsmiths, University of London, BA Fine Art and Contemporary Critical Studies
2004-05
Westminster Kingsway College, BTEC Art and Design
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Untitled (Studio), 2010 | photographic paper, variable dimensions
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Untitled (Explosion), 2010 | photographic paper, 30.5 x 40.5 cm
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60Watt-12.97Feet, 2010 | photographic paper, 50.8 x 61 cm
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Bunker, 2009 | tent and cocrete, 200 x 240 x 150 cm
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Untitled (Explosion), 2009 | photographic paper, 30x40 cm
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Untitled (Study of Explosion), 2009 | ceramic plaster
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Loop, 2008 | iron, video projection 400 x 200 x180 cm



