Luisa Russo (1985) - nodi 02





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Luisa Russo, nodi 02, 2010, mixed media on plate, limited edition (first), signed on plate, minimalist, height 35 cm, width 16 cm, weight 2 kg, Italy, sold directly from the artist, in good condition.
Description from the seller
Luisa Russo is an artist who, from the early days of her research, has been interested first in graphic design and subsequently in constructivist dynamics, in an attempt to explore new creative possibilities, both in formal aspects and in technical, operational, speculative, material, and content aspects, where the link between 'art and technology', or 'art and science', is always a relationship difficult to decipher.
Regarding the 'legitimacy' of new tools and technologies in the field of art and creativity, this artist rekindles the debate with a surprising identity: to observe, analyze, and construct a hypothesis. In other words, she knows how to create connections, between 'idea and the construction of the idea' in relation to materials, technologies and information available, where 'geometry and the human' and 'idea and poetry' relate to each other in their complementarity.
Luisa Russo is an artist who, from the early days of her research, has been interested first in graphic design and subsequently in constructivist dynamics, in an attempt to explore new creative possibilities, both in formal aspects and in technical, operational, speculative, material, and content aspects, where the link between 'art and technology', or 'art and science', is always a relationship difficult to decipher.
Regarding the 'legitimacy' of new tools and technologies in the field of art and creativity, this artist rekindles the debate with a surprising identity: to observe, analyze, and construct a hypothesis. In other words, she knows how to create connections, between 'idea and the construction of the idea' in relation to materials, technologies and information available, where 'geometry and the human' and 'idea and poetry' relate to each other in their complementarity.

