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Printing :
Digital on Paper , Other rigid frame under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
11.8x15.7in
Edition :
18 / 19
Artist's proof :
2
Hors commerce :
1
About this artwork
In Ruvido Umano (Human Rude), a human figure is placed in a domestic interior marked by repetitive patterns and visual layers that evoke memory and time. The face, shielded by a metal grater, introduces an element of symbolic friction: a functional and abrasive object that denies identity and transforms it into surface. The body, fully present, becomes the locus of a tension between exposure and protection, vulnerability and defense. The work explores… the dimension of human crudeness through the relationship between matter, gesture, and space, questioning the boundary between intimacy and resistance.
Silvia Noferi (Florence, 1977) is a fine art photographer. After a technical and artistic education, culminating in a diploma from the Fondazione Studio Marangoni, she worked as a printer and assistant in art reproduction studios, specializing in photography applied to cultural heritage.
His research merges imagination and reality, inspired by philosophical and literary thought. His images, with their rarefied and suspended atmospheres, explore themes of identity, dream, and memory, opening a dialogue with what lies beyond the visible—an "off-screen" that becomes the true focal point of his work.
Her visual influences include Nan Goldin, Gregory Crewdson, Alec Soth, Diane Arbus, and Sophie Calle. Some of her works are included in public and private collections.