Andrés David Carrara d’Amore e d’Ombra

Dealing with 20th century Venetian painting as the Reve Art gallery does, studying the phenomenon of the Art Biennials, analyzing their polemical and secessionist counterpart represented by the Ca' Pesaro exhibitions, also means following their outcomes in the contemporary panorama. It is precisely in this context, skilfully poised between history and contingency, that the painting of Andrés David Carrara arises.

Andrés's painting is ancient, but very modern. The frames follow each other rapidly on the canvas, accumulating in a still image, already faded and torn, as it is about to change again.