Irene Zottola – Ícaro

Irene Zottola – ÍcaroIn order to escape from the labyrinth in which they had been imprisoned, Daedalus made a pair of wings for himself and for his son Icarus. Flying would make them free. In his enthusiasm, after taking flight Icarus got too close to the sun, as a result of which the heat melted the wax that held the feathers on his back and he ended up falling into the sea and drowning. Over the course of history, a liaison has been forged between human beings and the

text-based observations (which serve to reinforce

Marta currently combines her training with her job as a teacher and her own personal work

Text by Charlotte Cotton

With texts in English and Spanish by Caterina Borelli

as well as the artist’s own writings

Timothy O’Connell

‘Pairs’ appears with an exhibition of Lempert’s work in Frankfurt am Main

Adrian Octavius Walker

he roamed the streets of New York pasting drawings on the walls

Humanity has always dreamt about a utopian place where people would finally find everlasting peace

” Nuanced

A body that stands on its dissolution as the trace of a journey along the eroded curves of a persistent fantasy