LIVING FORMS

Event details

Date

Thursday, 18 June - 19:00

Place

Atelier EMOH LEEF

Genre

Exhibitions and museums

Organiser

EMOH LEEF

Description

EMOH LEEF and BPW (Business & Professional Women) Neuchâtel are pleased to present LIVING FORMS, an exhibition bringing together the artistic worlds of Francesca Lopetuso and Paula Daher.   At the intersection of art, design, architecture and new technologies, this exhibition explores living forms, light, matter and our relationship with the systems that surround us. Through colourful transparencies, delicate geometries, luminous sculptures, interactive installations and generative creations, the works invite the public to rethink the boundaries between nature, humanity and technology. More than an exhibition, LIVING FORMS is a meeting between two contemporary artistic practices that explore transformation, movement and the interconnectedness of life.   Architect by training, Francesca Lopetuso has developed over several years an artistic practice centred on sculpture, light and delicate structures. After working in architectural restoration and museum exhibition design, she co-founded Spazio Pirotecnico in 2013, a creative laboratory dedicated to the conception of unconventional installations. Her work is distinguished by a constant exploration of transparencies, colour and the balance of forms, giving rise to aerial works in which matter seems suspended in space.   For her part, Paula Daher works at the crossroads of design, technology and digital creation. With a background in industrial design, she began her career by creating immersive environments and visual experiences integrating video mapping and interactive technologies. Her work gradually led her to explore the possibilities offered by sensors, computer vision, generative coding and artificial intelligence. Through her laboratory Pol Dajer, she now develops works that transform data and human interactions into sensitive artistic experiences, where machines, nature and storytelling meet.   This exhibition/conference is organised in collaboration with BPW Neuchâtel, an association founded in 2005 and a member of the national network BPW Switzerland. The mission of BPW is to encourage and support women so that they can fully develop their potential and access positions of responsibility in the fields of business, politics, culture, science, media, public administration and non-governmental organisations.   Through this collaboration, EMOH LEEF and BPW Neuchâtel wish to highlight inspiring female journeys, where creativity, expertise, innovation and commitment come together to open new perspectives.