ARTISTS
JACOPO MANDICH
(Roma 1979)
Laureato in scultura presso l’Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma nel 2005. Nel 2006 vince il premio Edgardo Mannucci. Nel 2014 presenta due esposizioni personali a Roma: “ Cosmogonie” presso la galleria Varsi e “A ferro e fuoco” presso la galleria d’arte FABER. Nel 2015 frequenta i corsi biennali di specializzazione all’Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino e di Torino. Nel 2015 è il primo artista italiano invitato alla Biennale degli Urali in Russia. Nel 2018 frequenta il Master di scultura alla Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle University of Art and Design in Halle, Germany.
La sua ricerca artistica si basa sull’interazione alchemica ed energetica delle materie. Legno, ferro, pietra entrano in contatto e in contrasto generando potenti e vibranti strutture scultoree.
Nel 2019 sviluppa il progetto Forze invisibili, una pentalogia espositiva composta da una serie di installazioni itineranti (Jackal project, Connessioni, Levitatis bellum, Space, Hug), in cui indaga tutte quelle energie nascoste e intangibili che muovono gli esseri umani.
Nel 2021 pubblica il suo primo progetto illustrativo, il grafic novel el volador (edizioni FABER).Del 2022 è la mostra Pseudohorses presso la galleria Raffaella De Chirico, Milano.
(Rome in Italy, 1979)
Graduated in sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome in 2005. In 2006 he wins the Edgardo Mannucci award. In 2014 he presents two personal exhibitions in Rome: ” Cosmogonie” at the Varsi gallery and “A ferro e fuoco” at the FABER art gallery. In 2015 he attends the two-year specialization courses at the Academy of Fine Arts in Urbino and Turin. In 2015 he is the first Italian artist invited to the Ural Biennial in Russia. In 2018 he attends the Master of Sculpture at the Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle University of Art and Design in Halle, Germany.
His artistic research is based on the alchemical and energetic interaction of materials. Wood, iron, stone come into contact and contrast generating powerful and vibrant sculptural structures.
In 2019 he develops the project Forze invisibili, an exhibition pentalogy composed of a series of travelling installations (Jackal project, Connessioni, Levitatis Bellum, Space, Hug), in which he investigates all those hidden and intangible energies that move human beings.
In 2021 he publishes his first illustrative project, the graphic novel el volador (FABER editions).The exhibition Pseudohorses at the Raffaella De Chirico Gallery, Milan, dates from 2022.
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2021
“El volador”, galleria d’arte FABER, Rome, Italy
2019
“Something, insitu installation”, Contemporary Cluster, curated by Giacomo Guidi, Rome, Italy
“FORZE INVISIBILI”, galleria d’arte FABER, curated by Cristian Porretta, Rome, Italy
2018
“Resilienze Avverse”, Onart gallery, curated by Romina Sangiovanni, Florence, Italy
“Senses, insitu installation”, Evvivenoe art gallery, curated by Sara Merlino, Turin, Italy
2016
“Antinomie”, insitu installation, galleria d’arte FABER, curated by Cristian Porretta, Rome, Italy
“Rivelazioni”, participatory installation, Varsi gallery, curated by Chiara Pietropaoli, Rome, Italy
2014
“Cosmogonie”, Varsi gallery, curated by Marta Gargiulo, Rome, Italy
2011
“Erosion of the Times”, gallery Love and Dissent, edited by Xilef Welner, Rome, Italy
2006
“Synergies”, Museum E.Manucci, curated by G. Risidori, Arcevia, Italy
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2020
“There is no wind on the moon”, Contemporary Cluster, curated by Giacomo Guidi, Rome, Italy
2019
“LandLandLand Museo della Ceramica”, curated by Bastione S Maurizio, Mondovì, Italy
2018
“Young at Heart Old on the Skin”, palazzo Lucarini, curated by FrankoB, Trevi, Italy
“Shamal, Polo del 900”, curated by Max Sabbion, Turin, Italy
2017
“Atto primo, Apotema-Bastione”, curated by Bastione S Maurizio, Turin, Italy
2015
“Ural Indsurtial Biennal of Contemporary Art”, Russia
2012
“DEZIN IN”, curated by Nezha Kandoussi, Clemence Soulat, France, Paris
2010
“20eventi Contemporary Art in Sabina”, curated by Alberto Tessore, Church Fianello, Italy
“Pomodoro Foundation”, TAM, curated by Jaqueline Ceresoli, Pietrarubbia, Italy
2009
“People and places”, The Architect’s Gallery, curated by Architect’s Gallery London, England
“Warnings Artistic”, Museum of the Imperial Forums, organized by the Ministry of Heritage and Culture, Rome, Italy
PERMANENT INSTALLATIONS
2019
“HUG 0.3 Mabos2, Museo d’arte del Bosco della Sila, curated by Y. Shchepeleva, (Cz), Italy
“CRACK”, curated by Found Sobraine, Satka, Russia
2017
“Invisible Forces 0.8 Void”, Castelsardo, Sardinia, Italy
2015
“Skin of Celestial Body”, Satka, Russia
2013
“untitled MAAM Museum”, Rome, Italy
2012
“The island of self, waterfront”, Ostia, Italy
RESIDENCES
2019
“#Atelier4”, Macro Asilo, Macro Museum, curated by Giogio de Finis, Rome, Italy
“Contactless Mabos”, Museo d’arte del Bosco della Sila, curated by Y. Shchepeleva, (Cz), Italy
2017
“intensive workshop performance”, with the Artist FrankoB, time space nothing, Belgrade, Serbia
2015
“Ural Indsurtial Biennal of Contemporary Art”, Russia
2014
“ITALIAN-EAST”, Ashram Jotinat, edited by Fulvio Chimento, Corinaldo, Italy
“intensive workshop performance”, with the Artist Yahn Marussich, Youbiquity project, Macerata, Italy
2010
“TAM”, artistic treatment of metals, Training Centre of Excellence, by A.Pomodoro stage
“artistic foundry Battaglia”, Milan, Italy
ulivo ferro, 230 x 170 x 35 cm
quercia ferro, dia.120 cm
ulivo ferro, 70 x 40 x 40 cm
legno ferro, dia.80 cm
ulivo, ferro, 70 x 50 x 45 cm
ulivo, ferro , 55 x 30 x 30 cm
ciliegio, ferro, 100 x 30 x 30 cm
ciliegio, ferro, 93 x 15 x 20 cm
ulivo ferro, 62 x 34 x 15 cm
ulivo ferro, h.175 cm
ulivo, ferro, 23 x 25 x 28 cm
ferro legno, dia.30 cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 40 x 135 x 38cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 100 x 90 x 78cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 45 x 104 x 20cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 34 x 125 x 18cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 78 x 78 x 12cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 26 x 53 x 32cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 40 x 45 x 32cm
legno bruciato, ferro, diam.22cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 80 x 50 x 35cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 48 x 192 x 19cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 58 x 42 x 5cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 92 x 8 x 8cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 50 x 45 x 19cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 40 x 16 x 11cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 43 x 23 x 23cm
legno bruciato, ferro, 17 x 14 x 6cm
ferro, 20 x 100 x 15 cm
ferro, 36 x 19 x 30 cm
ferro, 40 x 45 x 30 cm
ferro pietra, 28 x 20 x 9 cm
ferro pietra, 53 x 27 x 18 cm
ferro vetro, 15 x 7 x 7 cm
ferro, 8 x 20 x 20 cm