Francesca Pasquali - MATERIAL ANATOMY
Dubai
February 3 – May 23, 2020
Frappa, 2018
Neoprene on Plexiglass on Board
39.37 x 39.37 x 9. 84 in / 100 x 100 x 25 cm
Yellow Straws, 2015
Straws on Wood Panel with Metal Frame
23.62 x 23.62 x 9.84 in / 60 x 60 x 25 cm
Pink Red Spiderballs, 2014
Mixed Media
36.43 x 51.18 x 9.84 in / 90 x 130 x 25 cm
Blue Straws, 2015
Blue and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panel and metallic frame
16h x 8h x 10w in / 20 cm
Gold Straws, 2015
Gold and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panel and metallic frame
35h x 85w x 42.5d in / 85 x 108 cm
Straws, 2015
fuschia, red, pink and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panels and metallic frame
78.75h x 92.28w x 8.6d in / 200 x 234 x 22 cm
Orange Straws, 2015
Orange and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panel and metallic frame
20h x 10w in / 50 cm
Green Straws, 2016
Green and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panel and metallic frame
20h x 10w in / 51 x 25 cm
Straws, 2016
Multi-Colored and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panel and metallic frame
51 x 118 in (Diptych)
51 x 59 x 8.6 in / 20 x 23 x 3 cm (each)
Red Straws, 2015
Red and transparent plastic drinking straws on wooden panel and metallic frame
16h x 10w in / 60 cm
Frappa (Grey and White)
White and grey neoprene on wooden panel and metallic frame
55 x 27.5 in / 140 x 70 cm
Francesca Pasquali received her degree at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, Italy. In 2013, alongside other artists and the curator Ilaria Bignotti, she founded the artistic movement “Resilienza italiana” with the goal of further developing the international dialogue surrounding sculpture by contemporary and emerging artists.
A finalist of the 2015 Cairo Prize and Second Prize at the Henraux Foundation Prize in 2014, Pasquali has also been invited to participate in several major international art fairs, and her works are housed in important private and public institutions such as the Museo Diocesano, Brescia, the MAR Museo d’Arte della Città, Ravenna, the Ghisla Art Collection, Locarno; and the Thetis Foudation, Venice.
