The Dream
Peaceful commemoration of the death of Bantu Stephen Biko
Collages on Argentina
Self portrait of
Ernesto
Guevara
Puit d'amour
The Day Nelson Mandela took the Northern Line to Camden Town
The Ballad of Claudio Serrapica
The Second Dream
Il Topo (The Mouse)
Installation, 1993.
Piero Della
Francesca (whose fresco of the dream of Constantine is represented in
the bottom frame) died a few days before Christopher Columbus discovered
America.
Performance/Installation, 1993. On the 11th of September 1993 this 8 hours
long performance commemorated the day before the death of
Stephen Biko in
South Africa 25 years before.
Collages, 1993. In 1978, while Argentina was winning the football world cup
people misteryously
disappeared. By 1982 the number
of missing persons reached a total of 8961.
Double exposure b/w print, 1993.
1993, Single Channel Video, 2'10". This video anticipates in style the other videos from 1999 onwards, whereby the camera stands still while very minimal things happen within the "canvas" of the screen.
1993, Single Channel Video, 2'10".
The future President of South Africa is followed by a hidden camera for a short journey in the London Underground Station.
Installation, 1994. As a tribute to photographer and friend Claudio Serrapica
(who made a similar work with the povera artist
Pier
Paolo Calzolari), this installation is the first computer work of Stefano
Pasquini. The looped sound of a music box increased the pathos of Underwood
Street Gallery (London UK), where it was first shown.
Installation, 1994. A second version of "The Dream", shown in an exhibition called "Italians" curated by Giorgio Sadotti. This version wants to be a tribute to the huge amount of Italians who emigrated to the new continent at the turn of the Twentieth Century.
1994, Single Channel Video, 4'46".
