PUBLIC PROGRAM | LA SOTTIGLIEZZA DELLE COSE ELEVATE

23 July - 1 November 2020

Public program | La sottigliezza delle cose elevate
exhibition
Public program | La sottigliezza delle cose elevate
exhibition

 
The rigorous research of Andrea Galvani (Verona 1973, lives and work in New York and Mexico City) coalesces around history’s biggest questions—investigations nurtured by social, educational, political, ideological, technological, and scientific transformations that continue to change the conditions of our daily lives, inescapably and oftentimes invisibly. La sottigliezza delle cose elevate [The Subtleties of Elevated Things] is an interdisciplinary project conceived as an open laboratory, an experiential environment in constant and continuous evolution. Through a series of architectural installations, actions, and performance specifically developed for Pavilion 9B of the Mattatoio, Galvani focuses our attention on the human need to measure, decipher, and understand the unknown, to give shape and direction to the abstract.

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La sottigliezza delle cose elevate by Andrea Galvani is the inaugural exhibition in Dispositivi sensibili [Sensitive Devices], a three-year program conceived by Angel Moya Garcia for Pavilion 9B at the Mattatoio in Rome which focuses on the convergence between methodologies, aesthetics, and practices in visual and performing arts through a constantly-evolving model of presentation.

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Program

September 10, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Raffaella Tramontano, a PhD physics student and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through the Standard Model of basic interactions. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
September 24, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Alessandro Vannini, a PhD  maths student and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through some of the more fascinating and bizarre aspects of differential geometry and topology. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
September 26, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Francesca Pucci, a final-year postgraduate physics student and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through the microscopic world of particles and the way they interact. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
October 1, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Ares Bortolussi, a physics undergraduate and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through the world of biophysics, genetics and astrobiology, the computational branch of physics. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
October 3, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Gabriele Galbato Muscio, a physicist and postgraduate electronic engineering student, who will be walking us through the equations that allow us to transport electrical energy around the world. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
October 8, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Daniele Pannozzo, a student of particle physics and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through the theory of the Standard Model. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
October 10, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Benedetta Zarcone, an electrical engineering student and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through the world of electrical energy. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
October 17, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Ornella Juliana Piccinni, a research fellow with the INFN's Physics Department, a member of the Virgo Group - an international experiment for the detection of gravitational waves - and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through the mathematical formulation of Einstein's field equation. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.
October 22, 2020
7:00 pm | A guided tour with Chiara Zennaro, a physics undergraduate and a performer in the project, who will be walking us through wave physics. Reservations required, no more than 50 people admitted.

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