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    Inauguration: Thursday 1st October, 2009 at 7 pm

    Exhibition site: OREDARIA Arti Contemporanee

    Via Reggio Emilia, 22-24 00198 ROMA

    Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday: 10 am - 1 pm / 4 pm - 7.30 pm

    Exhibition until 28th November 2009.

    The Oredaria Gallery in Via Reggio Emilia 22-24, will be hosting Tomorrow, a solo exhibition

    by Maurizio Savini (Rome, 1962),1st October 2009 at 7 p.m.

    For this occasion, two colours will be conspicuously invading the whole gallery space: pink

    and yellow. Pink will have lost its usual connotation and will assume a completely dierent

    symbolic relevance, whilst a deep and intense yellow will contrast pink its atness. The use

    of chewing gum, a material with ambiguous connotations but at the same time a cultural

    trademark, will be exhibited since it has become the most characteristic feature of Maurizio

    Savinis entire production.

    Symbols who are part of the imagination of each of us, everyday objects, references to dierent

    cultures and ags of some of the most inuential countries in the present political landscape

    Maurizio Savinitomorrow

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    are opposed to each other and the same time amalgamating. Protagonists of our society,

    for instance managers, are portrayed; their attitude revealing the dramatic moment we

    are going through. Thus a dislocation is invoked, referring to this exact historic moment

    - to our own everyday life and not to some remote age.

    Hostile to any form of immobility, Tomorrow urges and incites a society that has lost its

    power of imagination. As far as the consumer society and the terrible waste of energy

    are concerned, unawareness, non-resistance or apathy are all ercely condemned; a

    new interaction between Man and Nature is invoked. We are encouraged to approach

    barriers crossed never before, to react to our grievances and to destroy the nihilistic

    view that sees Man in bondage. Savini has at heart the principle of responsibility towards

    Nature and calls out to convert the present situation into a long forgotten nightmare.

    Born in Rome in 1962, Maurizio Savini studies Architecture at the Rome University La Sapienza. In

    1992 holds his rst one-man show in Dusseldorf. In 1995 he exhibits at the Reiner Eicko Gallery inHamburg. Four years later, he creates a series of sculptures called Studio 1999 specically for the BagnaiGallery in Siena. During 2000-2001 Savini has one-man shows in London, Paris, Taipei, the Biennialof Havana and Lyon. Also in 2000, he is invited to contribute toWelcHome a group exhibition at the

    Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome. In 2003 he creates a new series of sculptures called Headrooms andthe video called Masticatori for the Olivier Houg Gallery in Lyon. The same year he completes TabulaCasa an installation created specically for the spaces of the MACRO, the Museum of Contemporary Artin Rome and he participates to group exhibitions in Paris and London. In 2004 he partakes in the solo

    show Europlant held at the Contempo gallery site in Rotterdam. In 2005 Savini is invited by the city ofParis for a scholarship from the Cit internationale des Arts and he creates a permanent wallpaintingwithin the Necker Paediatric Hospital. Contemporaneously he holds a show entitled Trs jolie la petitemaison de pommes de terre located at the Cit internationale des Arts and he is invited to be part ofthe exhibition Paramour at the Biennial of Lyon, realizing an installation entitled Interno Osseto.

    In 2006 he is involved in the exhibitionWalk-In at the Alessandro Bagnai Gallery in Florence. In 2007he presents a new series of sculptures for the Jorge Shirley Gallery in Lisbon. In 2008 he receives aninvitation to participate in the Quadrennial of Rome. In 2008 he holds an exhibition entitled Requiemfor Dissent at the Edoardo Testori gallery of London and in 2009 he presents the solo show entitledTomorrowcreated for the gallery spaces of OREDARIA Arti Contemporanee in Rome.