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Waiting for Angels

Waiting for Angels is a project that, while avoiding explicit religious iconography, operates in a space that combines contemporary art and archaic symbolism, aimed at evoking anticipation, dialogue with the invisible and hope, in a historical moment in which it seems increasingly lacking. In Jacob’s Dream, the central theme of the project, the ladder connects earth to heaven, with angels ascending and descending. The angel, a figure of mediation, recalls the biblical tradition but is reinterpreted in a universal key, a bearer of messages of transformation. The dream’s stone-pillow is not a mere object, but a symbol of the sacred and the immutable, a sign and place of manifestation of the divine.

Serasini intervenes, develops and reinterprets the biblical theme by proposing suspended islands, irregular copper and iron staircases unsuitable for humans, plastic witnesses awaiting some signal, lunar landscapes and proposals for outdoor installations, a final push for dialogue with the immeasurable, in the search for messages of peace and change that engage visitors with immersive and multimedia installations. Finally, by transforming pillow-stones into irregular polyhedra (corpura irregulata), the artist encourages deconstructing ideal perfection through form-emblems of the world’s complexity.

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