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Artists: Jason Dodge, Marie Lund, Marisa Merz, Georgie Nettel, Bunny Rogers, Josef Strau, Philipp Timischl<\/strong><\/p>\n

Now at its second edition, the Re Rebaudengo Serpentine Grants, a prize aimed at promoting emerging talents, was awarded by an international jury to Alessandro Bava, an Italian architect and artist based in London. He is the author of ECOCORE, a e-zine about ecology, and co-founder of the AIRBNB Pavilion collective, along with Octave Perrault, Fabrizio Ballabio and Luis Ortega Govela. Formed around the project for a external pavilion to the 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale, AIRBNB Pavilion works through different media, including curation, performance, site-specific installations as well as writing and images. Their work focuses on the relationship between objects and their environments, the effects of the internet on the city, and the rapid changes of the home as a conflicted space. AIRBNB Pavilion conceived and organised Welcome You\u2019re in the Right Place for the Re Rebaudengo Serpentine Grants 2015.<\/p>\n

The depiction and experience of the home online always relies on imagined and sublimated personal narratives attached to the objects that populate one\u2019s domestic environment.
\nThese affective attributes constitute the lived-in matter that transcends the alchemy of the object as personal -and somewhat esoteric- signifier of intimacy, in a spendable currency to market or at least display the home.
\nThe work of the artists featured in Welcome You\u2019re in the Right Place relate in different ways to this evolution of the domestic object and how it operates within the new domestic landscape of today.
\nWithin the chocolate walls of the gallery, and under the precarious textile roof, we witness a disembodiment of domestic signifiers: TVs, chairs, framed pictures, pillows, lamps, all these objects make up the alphabet of the oddly over-scaled home interior. The narrative and poetic entanglement of these objects forms an anthology of the paradoxical essence of the contemporary house, where intimacy always verges on exhibitionism.
\nOther familiar figures populate the space, in which converge the feelings and emotional fatigue which build the space as a mega-thin-off-the-shelf-amazon-prime-delivered home.
\nIf you are taking your everyday rituals for granted, you are definitely not in the right place.
\nWelcome You\u2019re in the Right Place gathers works by seven international artists of different generations who, each in their own heterogeneous way, use fragments of domesticity as narrative devices, phenomenological props or archetypal figures.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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