Origins explores where we come from: our roots, childhood memories, and the traces of our beginnings. No matter how far we try to go, through the different circumstances of our lives, somehow, even without intending to, we always find ourselves returning to them. The earthy tones emerged instinctively, evoking our homeland and a sense of belonging, while the white lines suggest roots and paths through which we move away and return. – Rossella Vingelli.
Artist’s process documented on Instagram.
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Rossella Vingelli is a PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Liverpool. Educated at the University of Naples Federico II, Royal Holloway, and Kingston University, her research focuses on contemporary transformations of the concept of life and on new philosophical and political perspectives emerging from the encounter between organisms, environments, and technologies. Alongside her philosophical research, she pursues an artistic practice encompassing photography, video, painting, and poetry, which she regards as complementary modes of inquiry into the complexity of living beings and their relationship with the world.
Website: www.rossellavingelli.com
Instagram: @rossellavingelli
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