'Flow Structure', a series of sculptural works by Elena Damiani is on view at Francesca Minini, Milanthrough January 16, 2017.Damiani's works subtly suggest the acidity of space-time against the soft infirmity of matter so as to articulate an image of the composition of the natural world.The exhibition prompts questions about the materiality of the Earth in order to suggest the interconnectivity of geological elements and the underlying processes that construct our surroundings. The works make reference to geological events such as sedimentation and filtration, revealing the permeable character of unconsolidated materials and the porous mechanics of the Earth. The materials highlight the interaction between flow structures, travelling sediments and unconformities in morphology that compose a dynamic surface and underground of a body that is not bounded in a well-defined way. In doing so, a series of sculptural works are displayed as overlapping layers acting as filters within the space. They are not composed of solid or compact materials, but of porous mediums, which remain unconsolidated allowing light fluxes and generative liminal spaces between them.The exhibition is on view Francesca Minini at Via Massimiano, 25, 20134 Milano. For details, visit, www.francescaminini.itClick on the Slideshow for a sneak peek at the exhibition.
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