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Roberto Cuoghi

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The body of work produced by the Milan-based artist Roberto Cuoghi (*1973 in Modena) evades obvious categorization or genre. Not only are his themes unusually multifaceted, but his choice of media is, as well. Whether sculpture or video, in brush or pencil, his works acquire their internationally acknowledged power of expression through the multi-layered, yet organic interplay of diverse materials and elements. His works of art, which deal with questions of myth, identity, and the creation of meaning, trigger a sense of fascination in viewers, while capturing their gaze. This is the first catalogue to gather into a single volume a collection of works- from the earliest to the most recent-by this prominent contemporary artist, and it provides an overview of the entire spectrum of Cuoghi's rich and complex body of work.Exhibition: Centre d'art contemporain Geneve, 22.2.-30.4.2017

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