ExhibitionMay 23, 2023
Leandro Erlich: Over the Threshold. Palazzo Reale Milano
From April 22nd to October 4th, 2023, the Palazzo Reale Milano will host a large-scale solo exhibition of Leandro Erlich for the first time in Europe.
Promoted by the Municipality of Milan-Culture, the exhibition is produced and organized by Palazzo Reale and Arthemisia in collaboration with Studio Erlich and is curated by Francesco Stocchi.
An Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires in 1973, Erlich creates large installations with which the public relates and interacts, becoming the artwork itself. His unique works bring together creativity, vision, emotion, and fun.
Buildings on which one appears to climb, houses uprooted and suspended in mid-air, lifts going nowhere, escalators tangled like threads in a ball of yarn, disorienting and surreal sculptures, and videos that subvert normality. These are all elements recounting something ordinary in an extraordinary context, where everything is different from what it seems and where we lose our sense of reality and perception of space.
Erlich’s works result from a profound and conceptual artistic exploration that flows into paradox and has already won over millions of visitors worldwide: 600,000 in Tokyo and 300,000 in Buenos Aires. Everywhere, the public has thronged to his exhibitions, characterized by site-specific installations that are highly complex to make and, therefore, quite rare.
Toluca Studio edits the catalog with the support of Galleria Continua.
Promoted by the Municipality of Milan-Culture, the exhibition is produced and organized by Palazzo Reale and Arthemisia in collaboration with Studio Erlich and is curated by Francesco Stocchi.
An Argentine artist born in Buenos Aires in 1973, Erlich creates large installations with which the public relates and interacts, becoming the artwork itself. His unique works bring together creativity, vision, emotion, and fun.
Buildings on which one appears to climb, houses uprooted and suspended in mid-air, lifts going nowhere, escalators tangled like threads in a ball of yarn, disorienting and surreal sculptures, and videos that subvert normality. These are all elements recounting something ordinary in an extraordinary context, where everything is different from what it seems and where we lose our sense of reality and perception of space.
Erlich’s works result from a profound and conceptual artistic exploration that flows into paradox and has already won over millions of visitors worldwide: 600,000 in Tokyo and 300,000 in Buenos Aires. Everywhere, the public has thronged to his exhibitions, characterized by site-specific installations that are highly complex to make and, therefore, quite rare.
Toluca Studio edits the catalog with the support of Galleria Continua.
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