"Space" by Véro Maglioco
A hypnotic spiral staircase attracts the eye and evokes an infinite ascent, a passage between the tangible and the imaginary. In "L'espace" , Véro Maglioco explores the notions of movement, confinement and infinity through a composition that mixes abstraction and materiality.
The paper tears create windows onto superimposed realities, while the plastic, both protective and restrictive, encapsulates this quest for escape. The bright orange tones, pulsing like a heartbeat, contrast with the deep black and architectural curves, guiding the eye towards the center of the mystery. The work suggests a dialogue between the individual and the space he inhabits, between expansion and claustration.
Maglioco manages here to capture a moment of suspended tension, a moment where the desire for transcendence collides with imposed limits. An invitation to cross the boundaries of everyday life, to lose oneself in the meanders of the unconscious in order to better find oneself.
A journey into the world of Véro Maglioco
Véro Maglioco is an artist of dualities. Her practice, deeply rooted in collage and the exploration of materials, seeks to reveal the tensions between protection and vulnerability, between modernity and humanity. Through works such as "L'espace" , she transforms plastic, a symbol of contemporary isolation, into a poetic membrane that encapsulates the dreams and struggles of the human soul.
Each piece invites us to reflect on our relationship to the world, to the void and the connections we try to preserve or reinvent. With "L'espace" , Maglioco does not only deliver a visual work, but an introspective experience that pushes us to embrace the unknown.
