Between 1968 and 1973 Cloti Ricciardi worked as much on the relationship between bodies and space as on the forms of language. The first interactive installation, Respiro, accompanied by a text by Achille Bonito Oliva and sounds by Allan Bryant, was followed by other interventions that solicited the physical relationship between the public and the work; at the same time, writing also gained its space by taking on a three-dimensional and metallic thickness. This double level of research seems to find a point of confluence in the early 1970s, when Ricciardi's feminist commitment filters, for a brief period, into her works as well.
Tra il 1968 e il 1973 Cloti Ricciardi ha lavorato tanto sul rapporto tra i corpi e lo spazio quanto sulle forme del linguaggio. Alla prima installazione interattiva, Respiro, accompagnata da un testo di Achille Bonito Oliva e dai suoni di Allan Bryant, seguono altri interventi che sollecitano la relazione fisica tra il pubblico e l’opera; contemporaneamente, anche la scrittura guadagna il suo spazio assumendo uno spessore tridimensionale e metallico. Questo doppio livello di ricerca sembra trovare un punto di confluenza nei primi anni 70, quando l’impegno femminista di Ricciardi filtra, per un breve periodo, anche nelle sue opere.
Iamurri, L. (2022). Corps, espace, écriture et féminisme dans l'œuvre de Cloti Ricciardi, 1968-1975. In S.C. Valérie Da Costa (a cura di), L'espace des images. Art et culture visuelle en Italie, 1960-1975 (pp. 171-184). Paris : Manuella Éditions.
Corps, espace, écriture et féminisme dans l'œuvre de Cloti Ricciardi, 1968-1975
IAMURRI L
2022-01-01
Abstract
Between 1968 and 1973 Cloti Ricciardi worked as much on the relationship between bodies and space as on the forms of language. The first interactive installation, Respiro, accompanied by a text by Achille Bonito Oliva and sounds by Allan Bryant, was followed by other interventions that solicited the physical relationship between the public and the work; at the same time, writing also gained its space by taking on a three-dimensional and metallic thickness. This double level of research seems to find a point of confluence in the early 1970s, when Ricciardi's feminist commitment filters, for a brief period, into her works as well.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.