LUCA BOFFI
LUCA BOFFI
Biography
Luca Boffi (also known as Alberonero) was born in Milano, Italy in 1991. He works as an artist and farmer near Modena, Italy.
He studies visual perception, landscape transformations, processes of transition and reciprocity between living beings, and between the natural and the artificial. He interprets his surroundings in order to restore them starting from the posture and gesture of his own practice.
In 2013, he graduated in Interior Design at the Politecnico di Milano. He embarked on an artistic journey in which the community and social dimensions are central, creating works mainly in public space.
«My artistic practice develops from the scientific study of the grid as an optical device through which to measure, order, and reinvent the environment. It finds form in construction in nature, with installations and performative actions born from the sensitive listening of the site of action, from the desire to be a place and to participate in space in an architectural and poetic sense. The intervention in both urban and natural contexts is aimed at enhancing collective memories and territorial needs through the involvement of participants and communities in practices of co-research and unprecedented narratives of places, to contribute to a common action.» Luca Boffi
In 2022 he is the winner of the Italian Council (11th edition) with the publishing project “Caro Campo. Diario di lavoro”; in 2023 he is the winner of the “L’Italia è un desiderio. Open call sul paesaggio contemporaneo”.
Luca Boffi has exhibited and collaborated with institutions including: ISA Universidad de las Artes, Havana CU; Arte Sella, Borgo Valsugana IT; Univesitat Politècnica de València, Valencia ES; Centrale Fies, Dro IT; Design Hunter, Mexico City MX; University of Balamand LB; La Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Modena e Contemporanea, Rome IT; La Triennale di Milano, Milan IT; Domaine de Boisbuchet, Lessac, FR; Fabrica, Treviso IT; Santa Paula Art Museum, California US; Palazzo Fabroni, Pistoia IT; Plateforme, Paris FR; Museo internazionale e biblioteca della musica, Bologna IT; Fondazione del Monte, Bologna IT; Fabric Art Festival, Fall River US; Museo Espacio Caballero, Buenos Aires AR.
He has worked in several European capitals and in other countries such as Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Azores, Cuba, Estonia, Indonesia, Lebanon, Mexico, USA.
Biography
Luca Boffi (also known as Alberonero) was born in Milano, Italy in 1991. He works as an artist and farmer near Modena, Italy.
He studies visual perception, landscape transformations, processes of transition and reciprocity between living beings, and between the natural and the artificial. He interprets his surroundings in order to restore them starting from the posture and gesture of his own practice.
In 2013, he graduated in Interior Design at the Politecnico di Milano. He embarked on an artistic journey in which the community and social dimensions are central, creating works mainly in public space.
«My artistic practice develops from the scientific study of the grid as an optical device through which to measure, order, and reinvent the environment. It finds form in construction in nature, with installations and performative actions born from the sensitive listening of the site of action, from the desire to be a place and to participate in space in an architectural and poetic sense. The intervention in both urban and natural contexts is aimed at enhancing collective memories and territorial needs through the involvement of participants and communities in practices of co-research and unprecedented narratives of places, to contribute to a common action.» Luca Boffi
In 2022 he is the winner of the Italian Council (11th edition) with the publishing project “Caro Campo. Diario di lavoro”; in 2023 he is the winner of the “L’Italia è un desiderio. Open call sul paesaggio contemporaneo”.
Luca Boffi has exhibited and collaborated with institutions including: ISA Universidad de las Artes, Havana CU; Arte Sella, Borgo Valsugana IT; Univesitat Politècnica de València, Valencia ES; Centrale Fies, Dro IT; Design Hunter, Mexico City MX; University of Balamand LB; La Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Modena e Contemporanea, Rome IT; La Triennale di Milano, Milan IT; Domaine de Boisbuchet, Lessac, FR; Fabrica, Treviso IT; Santa Paula Art Museum, California US; Palazzo Fabroni, Pistoia IT; Plateforme, Paris FR; Museo internazionale e biblioteca della musica, Bologna IT; Fondazione del Monte, Bologna IT; Fabric Art Festival, Fall River US; Museo Espacio Caballero, Buenos Aires AR.
He has worked in several European capitals and in other countries such as Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Azores, Cuba, Estonia, Indonesia, Lebanon, Mexico, USA.
Works
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