Maison Marginale (non ricordo niente I), 2023
Terra cotta and socks, 35x25x25 cm
Maison Marginale (non ricordo niente II), 2023
Terra cotta and cotton gauze, 39x14x14 cm
Biography
Born in France in 1985, lives and works between Milan and Paris.
Her work takes shape in continuous contaminations between sculpture and video, between experience and fairy tale, between individual experience and collective existence, between reality and dreams.
After a master’s degree in Italian literature and art history at the Université Paris Sorbone Nouvelle in 2008, she continued her studies to obtain a Master’s degree in Fine Art from ENSEBA (École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris) in 2013. There are various residencies including that of the B.A.D. Foundation. of Rotterdam in 2014, of the Project Space of Madrid in 2015 and of Via Farini of Milan in 2018. Since 2014 she has participated in a series of group exhibitions including: INTERACTION at the Made in Cloister Foundation (2024, Naples), MEDEA, Antico Mercato di Siracusa (2023, Siracusa), BIENNOLO (2023 and 2019 Milan), YOURSELF IN MY SHOES at Tube Culture Hall (2023, Milan), ADDOMESTICATA: IL CORPO, IL NOSTRO PALCOSCENICO at Casa Testori (2022, Milan), “WINDOWS ” Festival of two worlds (2021, Spoleto), “ADDRESS UNKNOWN” at Edicola Radetzky (2021, Milan), “O LES BEAUX JOURS” at Galerie Michel Rein (2020, Paris), APPOCUNDRIA at Casa Testori (2019, Milan), SIMPLY UNTITLED from Isorropia Homegallery (2019, Milan), AGÔN in Via Farini (2018, Milan).
Education
- 2013 Bachelor degree in Philosophy, University of Tehran, Iran
- 2014 Graphic arts and printmaking techniques, Academy of fine arts, Vienna, Austria
Solo exhibitions
- 2020 Come In, A.MORE gallery, Milan, Italy
- 2019 Get out, Public Domin, (Porgy & Bess) Vienna, Austria
- 2014 Elahe Gallery, Tehran, Iran
- 2013 Galerie het Vijfde seizoen, Netherlands
- 2012 Elahe Gallery, Tehran, Iran
Group exhibitions
- 2019 Get out, Public Domin, (Porgy & Bess) Vienna, Austria
- 2020 Outburst Improper Walls Gallery, Vienna, Austria
- 2020 Rundgang| Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria
- 2019 All Paper Show / Semperdepot | Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria
- 2019 Rundgang | Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria
- 2019 Parallel art from Gallery die schöne, Vienna, Austria
- 2019 Bit up, then left / Zollamt Galerie, O enbach, Frankfurt, Germany
- 2018 Old painters are trying to kill me | Specktakel, Vienna, Austria
- 2018 Usbest | Library of the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria
- 2018 Rundgang| Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria
- 2017 Reduce yourself | The Manfred, Vienna, Austria
- 2017 Tour | Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria
- 2013 Festival for youth art, Saba Akademie Center, Tehran, Iran
- 2013 Aria Gallery, Tehran, Iran
- 2013 Gallery Niavaran, Tehran, Iran
- 2013 40 Iranian women | Art Cantara, Brussels, Belgium
- 2013 40 Iranian women | Art Cantara, Athens, Greece
- 2013 40 Iranian women | Art Cantara, Warsaw, Poland
- 2013 Elahe Gallery, Tehran, Iran
- 2011 Elahe Gallery, Tehran, Iran
- 2011 Aria Gallery, Tehran, Iran
- 2010 Gallery Lale, Tehran, Iran
- 2010 Gallery Barg, Theran, Iran
- 2010 Festival for youth art, Saba Akademie Center, Tehran, Iran
The Voyage Out
Group Show – The Voyage Out
Milan, October 2024 – A.MORE gallery presents from 9 October to 9 November 2024, the group exhibition “The Voyage Out” with works by Marco Bacoli, Margaux Bricler, Alessandra Cecchini and Vittorio Valiante, curated by Domenico de Chirico.
Born with the aim first of exploring the human mind and then outlining research on the experience of subjectivity, the collective exhibition in question borrows its title from Virginia Woolf’s first novel – “The Cruise”. Metaphorically speaking, a tumultuous journey on the open sea that pushes us to face complex topics such as the complexity of human psychology, the flow of consciousness, growth and the consequent discovery of ourselves and others, love, aspirations, desires, vulnerability of life and criticism of society. The exhibition pays particular attention to the current female condition, which oscillates between the essential desire for independence and the more current misoneist education than ever.
The works of the four artists dialogue with each other, revealing a mix of internal conflicts whose emotional and mental states seem to be particularly sensitive.
“The concept of elsewhere, both refuge and trap, is inextricably linked both to the inevitable subjective experience and to the necessary psychological reconnaissance – states the curator Domenico de Chirico -. And so it is that among stiffened fragments of human bodies, relics of centaurs, nudity, unusual transparencies, routine psychoses, graceful suspensions and fleeting or even erased faces, the heterogeneous collective exhibition “The Voyage Out” is born and shaped, at the hands of Marco Bacoli, Margaux Bricler, Alessandra Cecchini and Vittorio Valiante”.