Both borrowing from and subverting my training as an architect, I'm interested in exploring drawing as a process that merges the physical and mental landscape. The result is an ambiguous articulation of labyrinthian space, scale, and detail. As opposed to the Renaissance ideal of the one-point perspective, I depict a multiplicity of lines both extruded and intersecting, which require the viewer a constant repositioning. At times from
a secure vantage point, at times adrift within the shifting array of access points, they are equivalents of our perceived realities - that which mediates an entirety versus a collection of interwoven moments that emerge and recede.

born: 1969, Bologna, Italy

education

Harvard University, Master of Architecture, 1997
Tulane University, Bachelor of Architecture, 1992

selected awards/honors

Juror's Merit Award, 55th All Florida Juried Competition, Boca Raton Museum of Art, 2006
Juror's Merit Award, Florida Printmakers 14th Competition (drawing), 2005

selected publications

National Drawing Annual 2005, Manifest Creative Research Gallery and Drawing Center, Cincinnati, OH: Manifest Press p. 34-35
Florida Printmakers 14th Competition, Coral Gables, FL: The University of Miami p.4, 2005

selected solo or two-person exhibits

Diana Lowenstein Fine Arts: Cartographies, Project Room, Miami, FL, 2007

selected group shows

Carol Jazzar Contemporary Art: Drawings, Miami, FL, 2006
Boca Raton Museum of Art: 55th Annual All Florida Juried Competition, curated by Anne Ellegood, Boca Raton, FL, 2006
Tampa Museum of Art: underCURRENT/overview 8, curated by Dr. Jeffrey Grove, Tampa, FL, 2006
Arts + Literature Laboratory (ALL): Mapping, New Haven, CT, 2005