Spazio Lucido was born within the walls of the former Eni Summer Camp in Borca di Cadore, now home to Dolomiti Contemporanee, out of Edoardo Bonacina and Caterina Perego’s desire to merge their artistic practices. The aim is to move beyond the notion of individual artistic authorship in favor of a shared process of exploration, grounded in the dialogue between two different languages. A process that reactivates attention toward realities and objects forgotten within the routines of everyday life.

Artistic practice is thus understood as a continuous search, an always open visual inquiry rather than a mere production of works, a methodology enriched by the interweaving of two sensibilities and two points of view gathered into a single multi-medium image.

“Lucido” continues to evolve as a dynamic project of graphic and visual restitution. It is an active exploration that takes shape through drawing and photography, collecting small pieces, fragments, precious miniatures or unusual nuggets, often connected by their iridescent or shining surfaces. Elements offered by daily life and later recovered, enlarged, and reinterpreted, finding new value in the tension generated by the differing interpretations of two mediums so distant and yet so similar.

A practice of visual bricolage that outlines the boundaries of a “Lucid Space”: a perimeter of mental clarity, a reawakening of attention toward that minor reality we brush against each day in a distracted way. A visual spark capable of calling us back to a deeper listening of the objects that inhabit our lives, precisely where, more and more often, we are only passing through.