“Poga Poga (a dancing metropolis) EVICTION”
Biennale del libro Scultura in its second edition Organized by Gurubu Garage 77 Roma from an Idea by Gabi Minedi and Patrizio Maria in Collaboration with Gurubu Garage 77 Roma, Joe Gabriel Walsh NY USA.
EVICTION is an indelible axiom of an Aristotelian principle so indebted that it depends on the temporal hand of the moon. To go, to be thrown out of everything and every social situation. The artist in time is a cloak, dark and fast, of the gestural and visual eviction and sits on the platform of his sky that is full of dynamite and loan sharks. The notarial bubble towards a society increasingly allergic to cultural diversity, the same one that wants domesticated mechanical animals useful for reprimand, gardens full of eternal flowers and strangler plastic full of holes pinned, like complaints, on a tie that weighs on the neck, placed like toothless forks on the precipice of a well. “Evicted” is a slogan for those who are not afraid of insecure communication where every word takes a different station and fills a suitcase with papers and tears, notes of stories and ceilings, of attics and moss, where the smell of the ergonomic pleasure of the brain spits rays of sharp apples. (Patrizio Maria)