ArchiveExhibition
Massimo Bartolini : Credits
7 Feb-30 Apr 2020
Frith Street Gallery
London W1F 9JJ
Overview
Due to the gallery's temporary closure, you can view this exhibition online. Massimo Bartolini is internationally renowned for his immersive, experiential art. His work is often talked about in terms of metamorphosis and experimentation - he makes art which changes space and our experience of it and which often acknowledges, in its finished form, the processes by which it was made. 'Credits' is an exhibition about Landscape; its meaning, form and significance. For Bartolini landscape is nature viewed from a safe distance, it is always a projection of those that inhabit it. The works in this show each engage the viewer's senses in precise and different ways.
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