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Docent Dialogues in Milan, reflections and debates on the future and the border between real and digital art

Docent Dialogues is a collective exhibition that brings together eight contemporary artistic practices, promoted in collaboration with the galleries Martina Simeti, Ciaccia Levi, MATTA, ArtNoble and Spiaggia Libera, curated by Edoardo Durante

Docent Dialogues in Milan, reflections and debates on the future and the border between real and digital art

An initiative linked to Artissima 24 with The Era of Daydreaming, where processes are explored
of deconstruction and reimagination of reality between digital and collective imagination. The artists themselves offer reflections on universal themes such as the precariousness of the human condition, the suspension of time, the boundary between real and digital, the tension between control and chaos and the relationship between artificial and natural dimensions.

Who are the participating artists?

Chloé Quenum, Andrew Norman Wilson, Michele Gabriele, Giovanni Chiamenti, Pietro Fachini, Jack Warne, Maximilian Arnold and Romane de Watteville.

The topics covered

The multidisciplinary practice of Chloé Quenum, which stratifies cultural stories, to the reflection of Andrew Norman Wilson on how technology is impacting our understanding of identity and work. Michael Gabriel and John Chiamenti investigate the intersection of the organic and the synthetic, contributing to the debate on how society interacts with nature and technology in a post-technological era. Peter Fachini adds a dreamlike reflection on natural ecosystems, while Jack Warne and Maximilian Arnold explore the memory of images and their transformation through layering and collage. Roman of Watteville with the dialogue with figurative works that investigate intimacy and public life through a contemporary lens.

Teacher Dialogues
Opening: Wednesday 30 October 2024
Open to the public: From 31 October to 3 November 2024
Timetable: 11: 00 - 18: 30
Headquarters: DOTS, Via Andrea Salaino 12, Milan

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