janaina mello landini explores interconnectedness with ciclotrama 20
all images courtesy of gui gomes
for over five years, artist janaina mello landini of mello+landini has continued the ‘ciclotrama’ series. the rope-based, site specific installations are physical maps displaying an assortment of paths, movements, and fluxes. the social cartography of individual networks show the infinite interconnectedness and interdependence of personal trajectories throughout a system, society, and the world as a whole. the unwoven strands bring about images of plant roots, inner workings of the body and mind, and others. ‘ciclotrama 20 (wave)’ was exhibited at zipper galeria, in são paolo, brazil.
exhibition entrance
view from outside
‘ciclotrama 20 (wave)’
the rope is unwoven into hundreds of individual strands
rope closeup
the work explores the interconnectedness and interdependence of people and society
strands
the site-specific work was displayed at zipper galeria in brazil
‘ciclotrama’ is an ongoing series by the artist
each point was placed purposefully within the space
ground floor entrance to exhibit
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