Vincenzo Fiore Marrese

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Subtle Habitat

I coined the term “subtle habitat” to describe a kind of artwork.

I used “habitat” to mean “places” and “subjects.”

By “places,” I mean a space like a room, a forest, or a city.

By “subjects,” I mean the stories associated with those spaces.

To create a “subtle habitat” is to work on these two levels, revealing non-obvious emotions and thoughts.

Unstable Components

A “subtle habitat” is a system of components.

The components are elements of the whole and, at the same time, independent works of art. Because of this dual nature, but not limited to this quality, I called the components “unstable components.”

A collage of photographs and text-based art pieces. The central image depicts a room installation with red fabric structures and scattered objects. Surrounding images showcase close-ups of various components, including text fragments, materials, and a black and white photo. — ©VFMarrese, Subtle Habitat 1., Ich bin dreihunderttausend, former courthouse, Kalbe (Milde), Germany, 11. Internationaler Sommercampus, artist residency, Künstlerstadt Kalbe, photo by Vincenzo Fiore Marrese

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A collage of images related to the concept of “HABITAT”. The main image shows an industrial space with a typewriter on a makeshift desk, surrounded by metal barriers and green flooring. Smaller images depict various objects, materials, and text fragments, including words like “LITHIUM”, and “ALLES IST KRITISCH” — ©VFMarrese, Subtle Habitat 2., Critical Journey, Adlerhalle, Dragonerareal, Berlin, Germany, “Collectiveness In Space,” in the context of Experimentdays Relaunch, in cooperation with Zusammenstelle and Rathausblock, curatorial program Mayer Pavilion, photo by Vincenzo Fiore Marrese

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Vincenzo Fiore Marrese, Email: vincenzo@vfmarrese.com, Phone: +4916093806471, Website: www.vfmarrese.com, Instagram: @vfmarrese, Preferred Pronouns: he/him/his