Acrylic on Canvas
$ 44,000
About the artist
Through a subtle interplay of multiple realities overlapping in the chronotope, Battaglini evidences the contradictions in mental models about the temporal contrast (chronological) and the cultural and linguistic barriers.
Compositions that at first seem ‘logical’ immediately reveal temporal and spatial limitations that are disruptive in interpreting reality.
Battaglini invites us to think that in today’s global village, with the ‘democratization’ of culture, the evolution of knowledge, information immediacy, and immersed heterogeneity, the Patchwork Culture forces us to confront a need for
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