David Sisso
Bio
David Sisso is a photographer and visual artist born in San Luis in 1968, and porteño by choice since 1993. After studying Communication Sciences, he worked as an editorial photographer for remarkable local and international publications. For 7 years he was Editor of Photography for Rolling Stone magazine and author of its most memorable productions. As an advertising photographer, he worked with the main brands and local agencies. His personal work began to be exhibited in 2010 in galleries and art fairs. In 2013 he won the Repsol Lima Photo award. Soon after in 2017, Editorial Planeta released his photography book "Tierra Vacía" a project that is shown the same year at the Fototeca Latinoamericana in Buenos Aires. Since 2018 Sisso has been working on mixed media projects in which he approaches languages from other disciplines such as painting, video, and drawing.
Statement
DAVID SISSO's totemic structures rise in vibrant symbiosis with the verticality of the plane, either accommodated in the compositional simulacrum of a space that is as plausible as it is artificial, or insinuating themselves as elegantly articulated pieces on a planimetric board. Their appearance as alleged machine tools is just a temporary referential reflection; They are immediately camouflaged as mechanisms whose functional effectiveness only exists as purely visual fiction, between absurdity and constructive logic. A colorful summer ignites the palpitation of these hermetic puzzles, quasi-models of projects that some utopian inventor could have imagined; as perfect in the image as they are perfectly unrealizable.
2.5 x 4m / 98.4 x 157 in
