Final Show

I'm working for the piece for Final show... I tought about difficulty to manage continuous transforming elements who lives a condition of infinished. Is a reflection about evolution of my work during Corso Aperto.
Every day I'm drawing a new or old project on paper to change it and to improve it to come to an end. I try to find right moment to stop me, but is very difficult.
For this reason I want to muster up this fragment of works and show these in a stainless steel sculpure. This structure is so havy and polished that reflex and involve the floor and everything near of it.
Maybe, for this reason, is more an installation than a sculpure.
And you.. have you start your works?
Kisses

Jacopo C.

to Jacopo M.

We couldn't made an internet site now. It's too late to find a sponsor and maybe Foundation is not interesting.
I think you're too polemic, dear Jacopo!!
Yuki said well, nobody is interested about it. We are free and we can answer what we want!!

website!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think the discussion about the interview was and is really positive.
At the moment I am trying to answer to some of these questions and I think that in a way an answer can change and reinterprete a question.

I am constantly think also about the show....and trying to find some pictures of the previous final shows i just see a list of the participants and bio but no one image. I thnk it should be very good to have a sort of website with picture and bio about us....something different from the blog that is more for us.....something that is like a short presentation on the web of our work.
Unfortunatly i don't have webdesigner skills, but I was wondering if some of us have some experiences about. I have some experience in collecting and editing the material for catalogue and website (editing and organizational works)....this things maybe could be helpful.
So if someone else is interested in the idea and there is someone with the skills that would like to work with me for the website, i think this could be a very intersting and enduring for the audience connection to our work.

we could also see if the foundation could find a sponsor and we could cover the cost of a webdesigner......

what do you think about????

london is grey.

kisses

jacopo

anti-polemic

Hi Guys,
I think questions are false problem.If we have some problems we can ask to mousse guys about this but I think that interview is not so bad as you believe.
It's a starting point to present ourselves to the audience!!
It's important to develop a round table to discuss not about structure of the cataloge but talking about ourselves and our items to produce art.
My impression is that everyone is more worried about cataloge than contents of this blog...
kisses

Presentazione / Invisible Miracles Blog

Il Corso Superiore di Arti Visive della Fondazione Antonio Ratti è un seminario di perfezionamento intensivo per giovani artisti provenienti da tutto il mondo. Diretto da Annie Ratti dal 1995 e a cura di Anna Daneri, Roberto Pinto e Cesare Pietroiusti, è concepito come un laboratorio di sperimentazione artistica e teorica, condotto da artisti di rilevanza internazionale.
La tredicesima edizione del CSAV si tiene durante il mese di luglio 2007 e ha come visiting professor Joan Jonas.
Video maker, performer, disegnatrice, scultrice, Joan Jonas (New York, 1936) è considerata una delle figure di riferimento dell'arte americana del Secondo dopoguerra.
Quest'anno i ventuno artisti partecipanti - insieme a tutti i soggetti che graviteranno attorno al corso - daranno vita a questo blog.
L'idea è quella di creare una piattaforma di espressione e di scambio, che possa documentare l'attività quotidiana del corso e funzionare come valvola di sfogo di un'esperienza collettiva.
Il blog sarà curato dalla redazione di Mousse Magazine, che si occuperà inoltre dell'edizione del catalogo di fine corso.