Edited by Gianluca Ranzi. Essays by Ludovica Lumer, Gianluca Ranzi and Doris von Drathen. Published by ChartaLike Plato and Jung, the Italian artist Diamante Faraldo sees humanity connected by innate forms, an ancestral heritage of images we are born knowing. Faraldo's archetypical forms are a map of the earth, the outline of Africa, the maze, and the ancient features of a face emerging from the past. The duty of art, then, would be to offer the viewer a visual shortcut back to those images without removing their profound sense of mystery; it's a duty Faraldo discharges beautifully.
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