The Perlotti Museum will begin “Optical instability and organic nature. The dynamic forms of César Fioravanti and Nelly Schneider”, the exhibition that will premiere this Thursday 31 of August from 18 hours.

Once opened, The exhibition can be visited from Monday, September 1st., Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 11 a 19 hours and saturday, Sundays and holidays from 11 a 20 hours, with an entry of 100 pesos (retired, minor 12 years and university students with accreditation enter for free).

Nelly Schneider's works refer to primitive forms, moments of the earth in formation that return an ancestral vision. The sinuous sculptures present in this exhibition are the museum's heritage and only a brief part of the creative universe of this sculptor.. Explorer of inert nature, presents us with 'Stalactite' and, of its phenomena such as 'Great Wave' and 'Big Rain', that are revealed through their sobriety and originality to capture it in matter.

Los collages, relieves, 3D drawings, embossed with Cesar Fioravanti's dynamometers, reflect the idiosyncrasy of their happy and free spirit, an inner world where colors prevail, geometric shapes and irony: 'What curves...eh...?’, 'Summer' and 'Spring is coming'. A particularity of his work is the interest in involving the viewer., to integrate it, not only for the optical resource but also acting on the dynamics of the piece, mobilizing modules and updating the work as can be experienced in 'Mar azul'; 'Harlequin' and '1+2', for example.