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Stefano Cagol, some images from
"Tokyospace series 2004/2005" and BABYLON ZOO 2005, installations (various materials)  & video frames and photographies produced as lambda print, plexiglas, dibond, from 100x130 cm. to 110x160 cm,  Editions of 3
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

> BABYLON ZOO

Solo Show

Galleria Oredaria

Rome

16 June - 26 September 2005 
 

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Catalogue
BABYLON ZOO
Essay by Pier Luigi Tazzi
100 pages, 200 images, colour, 19 x 21 cm
Languages: Italian/English 
Interview by Fabio Cavallucci
Texts by: Ombretta Agrò Andruff, Mami Kataoka
Letizia Ragaglia, Fabiola Naldi, David Hunt

Presentation of the catalogue:
Galleria Oredaria, Rome
Via Reggio Emilia 22-24
September 17 2005

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Villaggio globale o Babilonia? Entrambi. Nella mostra personale BABYLON ZOO. Evolution revolution, Stefano Cagol ricrea i mutamenti e le contraddizioni di un mondo attuale in evoluzione/rivoluzione tra guerre e incomprensioni.
Cagol lo fa ritraendo le metropoli contemporanee, i suoni frenetici, i flussi umani in una sorta di re-mix video, tra archiettura e struttura urbana e sociale di tre realtà lontane tra loro geograficamente, per storia e per cultura: Roma, Tokyo e New York. Lo fa nelle opere video, fotografiche e nelle installazioni allestite nella galleria romana Oredaria innescando il senso di vertigine, tra attrazione e fuga, cambi di direzione ed inversione del punto di vista, attraverso lo sdoppiamento e la moltiplicazione dell'immagine. 

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Global Village or Babylonia? Both. With his solo show BABYLON ZOO. Evolution revolution, Steafano Cagol recreates both changes and contradictions of our world in evolution/revolution in-between wars and incomprehension.
Cagol succeeds by mirroring the contemporary metropolises, frenetic sounds, human fluxes in a sort of re-mix video, among architecture, urban and social structures of three geographically distant - one from the other, realities: Rome, Tokyo and New York. He does it through his videos, photographic artwork and installations at the Roman Oredaria gallery, by triggering a sense of vertigo between attraction and escape, changes in direction and inversion of the point of view, through images splitting and multiplication.
 

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00198 ROME
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