Fabrizio Plessi. Liquid Labyrinth

Fabrizio Plessi (Reggio Emilia, 1940) is one of the most remarkable and most popular Italian contemporary artists, who is foremost known for his large size, spectacular video installations. In his artworks Fabrizio Plessi merges modern technology - moving image and sound - with the simplest materials like wood or stone, in a most natural way. His spectacular works, often of large dimensions, usually exercise a deep impact on the audience, and it is almost impossible to remain unaffected.
A special feature of this exhibition - displayed at the Ludwig Museum in Budapest and Koblenz - is going to be an installation titled Liquid Labyrinth, that has never been exhibited anywhere else before. Another artwork Llaüt Light calls our attention to a current social problem: on Mallorca, which is the artist's second home, old fishing boats were destroyed for reasons of environment protection.
The conflict between sustainable development and tradition is actually present in all domains of human life.
Plessi's work facilitates collective thinking and discussion on issues of nature and society and helps to find adequate solutions.