"Esercizi di misurazione" by Marco Grimaldi

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Ended:May 5th 2020, 12:10pm EDT

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The Prize

"Esercizi di misurazione" ("Exercises in measurement") by Marco Grimaldi.

Technique: charcoal and chalk on rosaspina paper
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm

A form enters an unknown space by relating to light signs that lead it to deepen its vital experience.

Marco Grimaldi was born in Udine in 1967 and graduated from the Bergamo Art School in 1985 and from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan in 1989, where he trained under Gottardo Ortelli.

His first exhibition was held at the S. Fedele Cultural Center in Milan in 1993 and was presented by Gottardo Ortelli. Between 1997 to 2001 he was selected by Paolo Minoli and Claudio Cerritelli to work on the project "From Brera to Jamaica" and "New Temperaments" which saw him become part of a team of eleven artists that took part in a series of exhibitions in Italy, Germany, Slovenia in both private galleries and public spaces.

In 2003 Grimaldi began a collaboration with the Cavenaghi Arte Gallery in Milan and his works entered the Casa per l'Arte Paolo Minoli Cantù Foundation collection, with Riccardo Zelatore.

Since 2012 he has collaborated with the New Morone Gallery in Milan and joined the VAF Stiftung collection. In 2017 he set up the exhibition "Il Posto lo Spazio" curated by Giuliano Zanchi at the Adriano Bernareggi Foundation in Bergamo and in 2018 the "Satelliti in Assetto Variabile" exhibition curated by Claudio Cerritelli at the Butti museum in Viggiù, Italy.

This lot is part of the #MolaMia artists initiative in support of Bergamo Hospital involving over 20 contemporary Italian artists who have joined forces for a fundraising campaign to fight the coronavirus emergency that has seriously affected the city and the province of Bergamo.

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The Cause

Coronavirus Emergency: Cesvi in support of Bergamo Hospital and the Elderly

The Coronavirus Emergency is not slowing down, it's spreading throughout the country and continues to claim too many lives, especially in northern Italy. Bergamo is one of the provinces with the highest number of cases, and Lombardy the worst affected region with almost 35,000 cases.

In Bergamo the doctors and medical staff of the Asst Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital are working tirelessly. The situation is dramatic. In a week's time the new Alpini field hospital will also be ready, a facility that will relieve the pressure on health structures that are at the point of collapse. Cesvi is supporting the Papa Giovanni Hospital to strengthen its intensive care unit through the supply of medical aid devices and specific health equipment (ventilators, non-invasive ventilation devices, hemodynamic monitoring etc), and is also supporting the new field hospital through the supply of sanitary materials.

To cope with the emergency, Cesvi felt the need to do its part in the protection of the most vulnerable in the area by taking action to offer aid to the over 65s, both in Bergamo and in Milan.

In partnership with Bergamo's Department of Social Policies and in collaboration with Consorzi Solco Città Aperta and Ribes as a temporary business association, Cesvi is working in Bergamo to strengthen services for the elderly, increase the availability of PPE (specifically masks), support vulnerable and isolated families or those experiencing health emergencies by offering services related to primary needs.

In collaboration with the Cooperative Spazio Aperto and as part of the Milan Aid for Social Policies initiative promoted by the City Council, Cesvi is taking action in Milan to support the city's elderly population. The "We'll come to you" project intends to strengthen and implement home-based services to support those over 65, with the aim of preventing marginalization and isolation.

In addition, in Bergamo Cesvi is lending its support to various care homes and city doctors through the supply of health protection devices and medical equipment.

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