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      Poor, Poor Jerry

      Poor, Poor Jerry uses animation language and develops through a display scheme organized between video and audio installation. Over time, music, cinema and television built a sharable and common imaginary, intertwining on many levels, and forming a free sentimental encyclopedia not based on an alphabetic or gender order. A set of signs apt to determine ages, places and experiences, both on a collective and personal level. Even if for many this experience becomes an instrument to better arrange emotions and build personal maps with which to move inside reality through the association of memories, for someone else it represents a burden from which it’s impossible to get free, a dead weight hindering new thoughts and original visions. Poor Poor Jerry investigates our collective awareness, overlapping the deeds of an icon of American animated series and desert landscapes of Lanzarote with pop cinema soundtracks and dialogues.

      Questions & Answers

      Which artistic current is "Poor, Poor Jerry" by Martino Piazza Da Lodi part of?

      The movement associated with "Poor, Poor Jerry" by Martino Piazza Da Lodi is Contemporary Installation. This classification situates the work among related artists and artworks.

      How do the colors of "Poor, Poor Jerry" relate to each other?

      The colors of "Poor, Poor Jerry" by Martino Piazza Da Lodi show a strong color unity harmony. Harmony describes how the colors relate to each other.

      Where can I see the original "Poor, Poor Jerry" by Martino Piazza Da Lodi?

      You can see the original "Poor, Poor Jerry" at the Viafarini, Milan, Italy.

      By the TopImpressionists.com Editorial Team

      Martino Piazza Da Lodi (1478 – 1523)

      Discover Martino Piazza da Lodi’s Lombardy Renaissance paintings – Madonna & Child, St. John scenes, & Certosa di San Martino's art. Explore Italian history & religious themes.

      Viafarini (Milan, Italy)

      Explore Viafarini, Milan’s pioneering contemporary art hub! Discover artist residencies, an expansive archive collection & innovative exhibitions fostering creativity and artistic dialogue.

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