After Plus Orbs, the exhibition by Andrea Sata Forever, and Skyline Seekers by Marco Aurelio Mendia, the walls of Eppol Milano become the backdrop for the works of the artist Erik Varusio.

Born in 1974, graduated from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia, after years as an illustrator and graphic designer for fashion companies, he decided to free himself from the burdens and duties of commercial work to start drawing again without rules imposed by brands.

Even though the new works differ from the artist‘s youthful production in terms of techniques and forms, the narrative and formal thread remain coherent, as does the intention to continue to give life to everything that is unrepresentable.
The series of drawings and engravings on display represent forms that emerge from the void, dictated by unconscious decisions rather than programmatic choices, where piles of tangles of matter-time take shapes that recall monochromatic and elusive geometric structures that make up a world of spirals, micro-cosmic structures, and fossil figures. 

The 15 works chosen by Erik Varusio will be exhibited at Eppol Milano, via Malpighi 7, from March 7, the Inauguration day, until March 25. Save the date!