Christ the Redeemer
Acrylic on Canvas
39.37" x 39.37"

Christ the Redeemer

Acrylic on Canvas
39.37" x 39.37"

Brasilia Metric Time 81 64
Acrylic on Canvas
39.37" x 39.37"

Brasilia Metric Time 81 64

Acrylic on Canvas
39.37" x 39.37"

The Leap into the Void Metric
Photography & Mixed Media on Canvas
36.61" x 27.56"

The Leap into the Void Metric

Photography & Mixed Media on Canvas
36.61" x 27.56"

Totemic point 1 & This is a can of Campbell's soup

7.87" x 6.3"

Totemic point 1 & This is a can of Campbell's soup

7.87" x 6.3"

Gaspare Di Caro

The 2010 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition
August 17 - September 7, 2010

Reception: Thursday August 19, 2010 6-8 PM

Press Release

Space becomes medium in Fluxus performer-artist Gaspare Di Caro's works. Location and numeric coordinates are the basis of his art, meticulously measured by GPS and graphically portrayed through imagery, text, color, light, and performance. The numbers, especially Pi, become vital to his works, giving an order and sense of reason to the world. Working with a multitude of media, Di Caro’s visually arresting and analytical art is of the Locative Movement, exploring the multidimensional expression of space.

Born in Antibes, France, Di Caro now lives in Brasilia, Brazil.

Artist Statement

I am a performer-artist with a Fluxus root, traveler without frontiers. My field of expression is a multidimensional territory, measured and measurable. My mindmark of inspiration is the spirit of the artists from the Ècole de Nice and the Nouveau Realisme, and mainly Yves Klein’s work The Leap into the Void, based on the photomontage of Harry Schunk and John Kender. As Leonardo da Vinci, I consider art as a mental occupation, everything is art from the moment that it is wanted, thought, chosen. The artist is someone that chooses: the color, the shape, the size, the subject. Choosing the space/place, this one and not another, I sign it, it belongs to me, I turn it sensible, hence, it becomes an artwork, eternal. No matter the transformation of the nature, of men, it will never change, it will always be there, until the end of time.

Invitation to the exhibition | View the catalog page

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Artists in this exhibition

Self Portrait with Oil Refinery: Velazquez, Cezanne, and Gauguin