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Book Review: Pink Trilogy

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Carroli, Piera

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Libroguerriero

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The Pink Trilogy is composed of three volumes that collect the different researches that have stimulated the pictorial representation of the serigraphs. These are sketches that simultaneously reveal the vulnerability of the female subjects traced by Gelli and the violence of those who would still like them to be passive objects under their murderous hands. Gelli's art cannot be 'beautiful' because the drawings are designed to portray the woman as a hole, a household appliance, as a top whose work never ends, or as a plug to turn on and off at will (" Electro Domestic ”). Or comparable to a slaughtered pig from which blood still gushes, always retracted from the back, helpless and struck with treason.

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2037-12-31