Italian architecture student and artist Davide Trabucco has drown our attention due to his ingenious intersection of renowned works of art spanning from photography to sculpture and paintings. Here`s what he told us about this projects, Confórmi:
“Confórmi is an archive I’ve started one year ago, to manage my visual references. It`s a personal work instrument that corelates elements near and far, alredy present in our collective imagery and visual culture. This research works on formal and aesthetic level of artworks, the most clear also at noninsider.
The subtitle, “Forms don’t belong to anyone”, wants to underline that artists and their works are independent: what we produce don’t belong anymore to us at the same moment we consign it to the world. Forms are already in the nature: we must only give them a new sense. The work method is comparative, the “new image” is created in the same moment when an architecture, a sculpture, a painting, remind me an other. The outward appearance is rigorous and functional for the archiving: a square and a diagonal, always the same, reveal similarities and differences. Confórmi hasn`t a fixed life: it stops growing at the same moment it will no more useful for me. It`s an open archive, that you can consult online everywhere in every moment.“
Cover photo: Robert Venturi, Denise Scott Brown and Steven Izenour, Learning from Las Vegas, 1972 VS Caspar David Friedrich, Der Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer, Hamburger Kunsthalle, 1818
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