Contemporary artArt Exhibitions in Terni Time Within the Signs is the first group show at THEPÒSITO Art the exhibition brings together the works of three artists - Erica Ferraroni Laura Santamaria and Meri Tancredi - in a dialogue that explores Time and Cosmos reinterpreting the oracular figure The project focuses on the concept whereby the artist's role in the society is as similar as the one of a contemporary oracle capable of transforming the perception of the world into a language that escapes linearity and certainty placing us before a deep reflection on the relationship between time The artist becomes an interpreter of time that passes fragments and sensations into signs that require decipherment but precisely in this enigmatic nature lies their energy It is the observer's task to grasp the clues aware that all understanding is temporary and never definitive The work does not merely tell a story already defined a fertile ground to reflect on the present and intuit possibilities for the future aware that tomorrow will never be realized according to our expectations transforms the circle into a powerful symbol of energy and transformation Her images evoke constellations that seem to speak of aura capturing an intimate connection between the human figure and universal geometries uses nerofumo (carbon black) as a material trace to represent the orbits and astral cycles joining the primordial matter of the universe to the processes that shape our lives Meri Tancredi explores the flow of time through the video 'Tempo stabile di massima permanenza' in which a beam of sunlight becomes the silent protagonist of a reflection on duration and permanence plexiglass panels in which the overlapping of inscriptions over time makes the text almost illegible she recalls the complexity of ancient oracle prophecies The perception that these artists have of the world and the way they invite us to read it are a manifestation of Time flowing without assumptions but opens spaces of question and imagination instead making us aware of our deeply human desire to find certainties in reality trying to shape a future that we cannot know The title of the exhibition 'Time Within the Signs' suggests this tension between the need to interpret the present and the desire to glimpse in time signs that can guide us the artist does not reveal absolute truths but invites us to decipher the signs that surround us reminding that time is not a straight line but a constellation of fragments time lives within the signs left by the artist but starting points for a personal and collective journey through the mystery of 'being' 1976) lives and works between Como and Milan Graduated from Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan and later specialized from the Loughborough University School of Art and Design Her site-specific projects and sculptures often present the viewer a parallelism between the micro and macro cosmos thus reflecting on systems and processes of interconnectivity Her multidisciplinary practice has been exhibited in museums and international institutions such as the Whitechapel Gallery in London (2015) and the MAC Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Founder and curator of 'Drawings from Lightning' a multidisciplinary project focused on contemporary drawing In her peregrinations she explores the relationship between language The artist research focuses on the relationship between language Questioning her own unconscious universe to relate it with a collective Time and coagulating her own reflections into semantic traces other times labile and twisted anthropological and anthropic metaphors Resta aggiornato su eventi ed esposizioni d'Arte e Design organizzati in Italia Accetto l'informativa sulla privacy e di ricevere le newsletter Address: Via del Parco 1 - 05035 Narni (TR) More info on this website: https://www.theposito.com/ Scarica la nostra App!ricevi le notifiche daItinerari nell'Arte e Itinerari nel Gusto Scarica ItinerApp Today's route transported the riders through the Chianti region and passed through Siena which also welcomed the professional peloton in last week's famed Strade Bianche race.The beginning of the 232 kilometer stage saw a breakaway trio take off from the peloton before the rain set in The trio featured Garikoitz Bravo (Euskaltel-Euskadi) Kevin Hulsmans (Fantini Vini-Selle Italia) and Cesare Benedetti (NetApp-Endura) and gained a maximum advantage of seven minutes before the Omega Pharma-QuickStep-headed main peloton began to grind minutes off the breakaway group's lead.The trio had a 3:15 advantage to the main peloton group at the start of the first finishing lap in the town of Indicatore Team FDJ took over from Omega Pharma-QuickStep to help bring back the breakaway hopefuls Then Cannondale Pro Cycling Team moved to the front with about five kilometers to go hoping to deliver Peter Sagan in a perfect position for the final sprint.Spectators then saw Team Vacansoleil-DCM intensify the work done at the front while the Lotto team's leadout men brought sprint ace Andre Greipel to the front in a tough effort in the final kilometers of the stage.The sprint to the finish line was initiated by Sagan with less than five hundred meters to go but he saw Goss deliver a perfectly timed sprint effort which catapulted him across the finish line.When asked to explain his chosen tactic in the final kilometers Goss told Roadcycling.com "In the sprint Sagan came from behind He had come from a long way back but I knew he’d go anyway so I kind of timed my sprint on his.""This is my first road race in Europe this season and I’ve won so I’m looking forward to the rest of the season now I know if I’m in good shape I can do a good Milano-San Remo next week It’s definitely a goal for me," Goss revealed."That was the perfect start in our first WorldTour race," third place finisher Ciolek commented and added "We ride for a fantastic project to get African kids on bicycles That is a great motivation for me and the team which works very hard for our goal."Team Omega Pharma-QuickStep's former World Champion Mark Cavendish finished fifth in today's stage and was clearly disappointed with the help he received from his teammates but we weren’t in a good position in the final kilometer We’ll have words tonight." Cavendish managed to hang on to his overall race lead and received a sweet treat from the Italian podium girls on the podium in Indicatore.Tomorrow's stage 3 of this year's Tirreno-Adriatico is a 190 kilometer ride from Indicatore to Narni Scalo Gear up for the new cycling season in Roadcycling.com's road bike shop and follow Roadcycling.com on Twitter, Facebook and Google+ road bike shopcycling manager game All rights reserved. © 2024 Roadcycling.com® - part of Seven Sparkles Intl Javascript Menu by Deluxe-Menu.com ITA) - Slovakian star Peter Sagan held off sprint ace Mark Cavendish to win the third stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico over 190km from Indicatore to Narni Scalo on Friday With former world champion Cavendish on his wheel Sagan attacked from well back and reeled in Andre Greipel to claim the victory Race leader Cavendish left his attack too late while a fading Greipel took third on the stage A series of attacks in the final 15km in wet conditions forced up the pace as the sprinters' teams accelerated to control the action No-one could get away for very long and as the stage drew to a close Greipel seemed ideally placed while Cavendish found himself a long way back Greipel led until the final 50-metres but while Sagan timed his charge to perfection Cavendish left himself just a little bit too much to do Saturday's fourth stage is a lumpy 170km run from Narni Scalo to Prati di Tivo