Your judgements, engraved into my body, make me louder in my voice

Spatial installation, photogrphic series, jewellery collection

Your judgments, engraved on my body, make me louder in my voice investigates the potential political role of accessories as objects of re-appropriation.

The collection of jewelry, created by an experimental use of typography, features typically judgmental and oensive expressions. Through this collection, these idioms are reclaimed and repurposed.

The fluid forms of the jewellery are then reflected in the spatial installation through the use of mirrors and satin.

Your judgements, engraved into my body, make me louder in my voice

Spatial installation, photogrphic series, jewellery collection

Your judgments, engraved on my body, make me louder in my voice investigates the potential political role of accessories as objects of re-appropriation.

The collection of jewelry, created by an experimental use of typography, features typically judgmental and oensive expressions. Through this collection, these idioms are reclaimed and repurposed.

The fluid forms of the jewellery are then reflected in the spatial installation through the use of mirrors and satin.

Mattia Friso is a visual artist working across photography, video, space, objects, and prints. Through interactive environments, his work explores the intersection of technology, perception, memory, and image-making, starting from a personal and queer lens. He uses a material-based, iterative research approach to uncover and question the societal norms embedded within systems of representation, particularly those shaped by technological apparatuses.

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