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At a time when the concept of post-truth<\/em> suggests the overcoming of the notion of truth up to causing its<\/p>\nloss of importance, relating it with emotions and personal beliefs to the detriment of verifiable facts, Silvio Wolf's double exhibition, like an arrow pointing simultaneously in two directions, questions the idea of Truth<\/em> through a double position: the reality of the photographic medium and the one that is reflected onto it.<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
At Vision Quest<\/strong> gallery the artist presents the Horizons<\/em> series, abstract images of language, time and light self-generated within the medium, in the absence of any external referent.<\/p>\nAt Unimedia Modern<\/strong> gallery the installation Shivah<\/em> reflects on the critical position of the beholder in the attribution of meaning to what the image reveals.<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
In both exhibitions the linguistic and experiential dimensions are intimately connected; aiming his reflection inward and outward at the same time, Wolf produces literal and symbolic images that examine the interval between concept and experience, exploring the underlaying relation between the nature of things and their apparent image.<\/p>\n
In all works, the relationship between work and glance is fundamental, so that vision and meaning become variables of a single path that places the Subject actively at the centre of the work.<\/p>\n
Aware that the bulimic condition resulting from the excessive consumption of images is producing a radical impoverishment of our visual experience, Wolf\u2019s work suggests that instead we slow down and listen<\/em>, shifting the attention from the referent towards the Subject: He-She who sees, offering a new horizon of interpretation for thinking on Photography.<\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>