Grigio nonlineare

Born in Bologna in 1966, Eva Marisaldi's work moves in the space of minimal gesture, of insinuation, of doubt. With works that are both light and complex, the artist portrays her world via different expressive modes, ranging from the construction of simple objects to more structured installations; to achieve her ends she uses such heterogeneous materials as video, drawing, or embroidery. Delving for some time now into themes like dialogue and communication, Eva Marisaldi has been exploring the possibilities of individual and group reflection within the exhibition space; by relating to the space in a complex but respectful way, she suggests a wide-ranging and multiform perception of the same.

This is the direction taken by grigio nonlineare, the site-specific project elaborated by the artist for

the floor of EX3’s central room. The piece invites visitors into the space where they discover its

conception as a kind of diagram: it’s a path which, via 64 sentences and 16 drawings, develops

over the floor's entire area.