Bruno’s House is an exhibition by Italian artist Salvatore Arancio that brings together a group of works – some of which are now part of the MACTE museum’s collection thanks to the PAC Piano per l’Arte Contemporanea – created during 2023 and inspired by suggestions and memories triggered by a visit to the Bruno Weber Park: a sculpture park built in Dietikon (Canton Zürich) by Swiss architect and artist Bruno Weber. Combining sculptures, a video and a soundscape, Arancio recomposes an imaginative journey through the architecture and presences that animate that site, where imagination is celebrated, as well as the pleasure and experimentation of art in its various forms.
The video Bruno’s House, with an original soundtrack commissioned from British musician Robin Rimbaud/Scanner, proposes a jarring montage of lysergic images shot by Arancio amidst the kaleidoscopic architecture of Bruno Weber Park in Dietikon, Switzerland, accompanied by a sound that introduces a dark sense of unease, shifting the visual narrative out of linear time. The result is a sequence of scenes that composes in its fragmented rhythm a hallucinated journey of dreamlike visions and acid atmospheres.
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