In January 2010 my two* employees and I made a journey that took us away from Europe for some months. During this time I hosted “Motel Lucie Fontaine” an independent project managed by a group of very young artists at my former space located in Via Conte Rosso from January 14 until the end of February.
* “L’Anti-Oedipe was written by the two of us, and since each of us was several, we were already quite a crowd.” Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, A Thousand Plateaus, 1. Introduction: Rhizome.
30 Minuti di Pausa da Motel [30 Minutes Break at Motel], 2010. part of MiArt art fair, on the occasion of “De Arte Disputatio,” curated by Milovan Farronato.
Motel – Dicembre 2009.
AA VV (Motel Lucie Fontaine), A Lucca c'era una signora che si chiamava Crola, diceva a mia mamma, che si chiamava Ada: - Ma tu, tuo figlio non mandarlo a fare tappezzerie, mandalo alle ferrovie che le ruote girano sempre, 2010. Wall paper, installation view at Motel Lucie Fontaine, Milan, part of the show “NoNoProject.”
AA VV (Motel Lucie Fontaine), A Lucca c'era una signora che si chiamava Crola, diceva a mia mamma, che si chiamava Ada: - Ma tu, tuo figlio non mandarlo a fare tappezzerie, mandalo alle ferrovie che le ruote girano sempre, 2010. Wall paper, installation view at Motel Lucie Fontaine, Milan, part of the show “NoNoProject.”
Andrea De Stefani, Ancora un altro esempio della porosità di certi confini, 2010. Installation view at Motel Lucie Fontaine, Milan, part of the show “Residenziale.”
davideSavorani-residenziale.jpg Davide Savorani, A gabinet, 2010. Installation view at Motel Lucie Fontaine, Milan, part of the show “Residenziale.”
Michele Gabriele’s project for “Residenziale.”
Lisa Dalfino, Udrete coi vostri orecchi e non intenderete / guarderete coi vostri occhi e non vedrete, 2010. View at Motel Lucie Fontaine, Milan.
Motel Lucie Fontaine discussing about the show “FUORITUTTO!”
Anla Courtis, Ospiti arrivati nel mezzo a Motel: Anla Courtis - Japanese Gum. Performance at Motel Lucie Fontaine, Milan.
View of the opening of “T’ho visto andare via e mi sei piaciuta” at Motel Lucie Fontaine