SOLO SHOW "METAMORPHOSIS"OPENING ON THE 10.03.2021 HUBART GALLERY,MILAN

Wednesday 10 March HUB/ART presents Laura Benetton's Metamorphosis. On display a selection of artworks until 30 June 2021.The exhibition, curated by Greta Zuccali and Laura Pivetta - ArteMea, is realized thanks to the support of Gag London Equity Capital and Interface Power. For the vernissage day, It is scheduled a double opening: on site, from 15:00 to 20:00, for those who wish to view the works on display for sale. Virtually, instead, for all those who wish to follow the presentation of the event from home, starting at 18:00, through the live FB broadcast on the Hub/Art gallery page.Follow the link: https://fb.me/e/57TsmA22V

Laura Benetton’s work investigates the close relationship between art, nature, and science: where color and movement intersect, dynamic, sophisticated, and elegant contemporary artworks come to life. The exhibition offers the visitor the opportunity to interact and enter within this vibrant and energetic path, where the artist aims to challenge the boundaries of painting by inserting neon as an external element of research. The artworks on display represent in fact a wide and diversified range of medium used by Benetton: oils and acrylics, drawings, sketches, and multidisciplinary works with neon light.

The scientific and mathematical aspect within her works emerges in particular in the meticulous and precise drawings and sketches, in which trajectories and structures mark the importance of physical and mathematical laws as an indispensable part of the artist’s research. In fact, Laura Benetton’s eye looks at the physical structure of butterflies and birds, at their chromatic spectrum closely connected to movement and light waves.

Metamorphosis represents an interesting opportunity to share and show once again the correlation between art and science and give the opportunity to a large audience to be able to approach contemporary art in a new way. Transformation, change, progressive mutation. A creative metamorphosis in which the works are presented during their transition from one state to another of their evolution.