From september 10th to 19th 2020, Mouvements Modernes presents in the heart of the Marais, rue du Perche, the first solo show by Daniela Busarello - Vida.

The title, Vida, because Daniela Busarello has chosen to «live», "Listen to the silence. Observe and feel places, cultures. To live the infinite. Dive into circular time: sacred and symbolic time, ritual time, and synchronicities: consciousness and self-knowledge." This exhibition was born from a practically trip to the island of Lanzarote. «From a distance, the island seemed to be purely arid, lifeless, as if frozen in time. From close up, I encountered a tangible landscape, alive, moving.” It is indeed the testimony of an encounter between a human with a land, its relief, its volcanoes, its seas - sea, sea of lava, sea of cactus - its vegetation, its winds but also its cultural heritage, with the underlying presence of the architect César Manrique or the writer José Samarago. Through the collection of materials - ocean water, grey, black, pink, yellow peebles, sand, shells, flowers - the artist will create: Tempo Landscape, oil paintings made of pigments from these collected residues, Inner Landscape, interior landscapes that the island has inspired her and totem columns that eternally keep freeze these witness materials in glass.

A veritable archeology of the memory. As in a travelogue all of these treasures will be exposed to the eyes for the viewer to better understand the genesis of these works. In a second space, Daniela Busarello presents works created in collaboration with french manufactures, The Maison Montex and Manufacture Robert Four Aubusson. It is with Elapsed Time, her work with flowers, leaves and branches that she colected meticulously and draw their strenght on paper, that she questions our relationship with environments, urban nature, life, the cycles of life in which each of us is inscribed to form a whole, the "Vida".

An exclusive set of embroderies ans tapestries realized from orginal drawings made from flowers collected during the lockdown this spring, «the Coronavirus flowers» as the artist called them, are exhibited in the secondspace at 11 rue du Perche.