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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 1 (belly)' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 1 (belly)' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 1 (belly)' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 2 (digestion)' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 3' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 3' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 3' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 5 (hug)' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague
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Lucia Leuci, 'Sculpture 4 and Sculpture 5 (hug)' (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague

“We too turn cold without touch.” Lucia Leuci’s Prendersi cura (Taking Care) at Polansky Gallery

, 26 February 2018

Lucia Leuci presented solo exhibition Prendersi cura (Taking care) at Prague’s Polansky Gallery which opened January 18 and is running to March 3. 

Lucia Leuci, ‘Sculpture 3’ (2017) Courtesy the artist + Polansky Gallery, Prague

Using resin, fabric, synthetic hair, stuffing, yarn, nacre, plastic, paper, dried flowers, peas, tangerine, ink and other materials, Leuci has made a series of five sculptures resembling babies and documented in the arms of five women.

The press release is a text written by the curator Christina Gigliotti:

We want to be held.
We want to be loved, nurtured, pampered.
We are not of this world, but we can learn from humans how to
love, to empathize.
We too turn cold without touch. Gently take us into your arms,
mind our heads, coo us to sleep.
We are the first generation, Sophia’s children.
We are perfect**

 

Lucia Leuci presened solo exhibition Prendersi cura (Taking care) at Prague’s Polansky Gallery which opened January 18 and is running to March 3, 2018.