Italian artist Roberto Cuoghi is known for his flair for unconventional.In 1998, he gained much attention for altering his looks dramatically and causing himself to prematurely age into an “old man”. Essentially transforming himself into his father, he explored the themes of death, memory, time and identity.
With his new exhibit at the Aspen Art Museum, themes circling back to identity come into play. This solo exhibition examines Cuoghi’s quest to gain an understanding for metamorphosis. These 32 pieces are striking, invoking and certainly stunning!
“Untitled”, 2014
Image courtesy of: Aspen Art Museum
Roberto Cuoghi: e da ida pingala has ida ida e o e pingala pingala
Le Consortium, Dijon, France. Exhibit: September 2014- January 2015.
Image courtesy of: Lehmann Maupin
“Belinda”, 2013 at the Venice Biennale as represented by Lehmann Maupin.
Image courtesy of: ArtNet News, photographed by: Benjamin Sutton
