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七步之阶

Stairway to Seven

 艺术家 Artist 

薇薇安·卡库里

Vivian Caccuri

2023.11.02

16:00 

户尔空间很荣幸地为您带来巴西艺术家薇薇安·卡库里在中国的首次个展，题为”七步之阶"。卡库里的物体，装置和行为作品探讨了声音的物理、情感与社会政治的维度，探索音乐和动作如何转化为切身体验。"七步之阶" 呈现了艺术家新的编织、雕塑和声音作品，完全改造了户尔空间位于北京的场地。展览的场景设计汲取了阿道夫·阿皮亚（Adolphe Appia）和乔治奥·迪·基里科（Giorgio di Chirico）的绘画与建筑之美，营造出音乐所创造的梦幻与感性的氛围。卡库里借鉴了迪·基里科绘画中的细长拱门，通过创建”无限拍摄舞台（infinity cove）”结构，消除了展览空间中的尖角与角落，使其具有广阔连续的感觉。如同沉溺在音乐中，被声音所包围，"七步之阶" 构建了一个沉浸式空间，环绕着观众并将他们卷入其中。

Hua International is pleased to present Stairway to Seven, Brazilian artist Vivian Caccuri’s first solo exhibition in China. Caccuri’s objects, installations, and performances investigate the physical, affective, and sociopolitical dimensions of sound, exploring how music and movement are transformed into embodied experience. Featuring new weavings, sculpture, and sound works, Stairway to Seven completely transforms Hua International’s Beijing location. The exhibition’s scenography draws upon the painted and physical architectures of Adolphe Appia and Giorgio di Chirico to elicit the dreamlike, emotional atmosphere that music creates. Riffing on the slender, rounded arches present in many of di Chirico’s paintings, Caccuri has eliminated hard angles and corners in the exhibition space by creating an “infinity cove” structure that imparts a sense of expansive, continuous space. Similar to the act of deeply listening to music, being enveloped by sound, Stairway to Seven becomes an immersive space that surrounds the viewer and implicates them in its choreography.

Vivian Caccuri  薇薇安·卡库里‍‍‍

Vivian Caccuri  薇薇安·卡库里

Bass Mass, 2021

Speakers, tempered glass, aluminum and sound amplifiers and lighting

扬声器、钢化玻璃、铝制扩音器和照明设备

comissionado por The High Line, EUA, 2021

关于艺术家

薇薇安·卡库里 

Vivian Caccuri

薇薇安-卡库里（1986 年生于巴西）在里约热内卢生活和工作。她曾在丹麦 44Møen 艺术馆、瑞典哥德堡 Röda Sten 艺术馆 和巴西尼泰罗伊当代美术馆等地举办个展。此外，她的作品参加了第 32 届圣保罗双年展和高知双年展，以及墨西哥城 OMR、纽约新美术馆和达卡艺术峰会的联展。2017 年，卡库里获得了 "未来一代艺术奖"（Future Generation Art Prize）的提名，这是一个针对年轻艺术家的著名双年奖，也因此参与了威尼斯双年展的活动展览。

Vivian Caccuri (b.1986 Brazil) lives and works in Rio de Janeiro. She has had solo exhibitions at Kunsthal 44Møen, Röda Sten Konsthall, and MAC Niterói, among others. Her work has additionally been included in the 32nd Bienal de Sao Paulo and the Kochi-Murzis Biennale, as well as group exhibitions at OMR, Mexco City; New Museum, New York; and the Dhaka Art Summit. In 2017, Caccuri was nominated for the Future Generation Art Prize, a prestigious bi-annual prize for young artists that includes an exhibition as an official collateral event of the Venice Biennale.