Plenary Beauty is a performative talk by Benedetta Crippa for Kunsthall Stavanger on the many forms sustainability can take within visual work.
“As we collectively recognise the urgency of radically rethinking the ways we relate to the environment and ourselves, we are also called to reflect on how visuality can contribute to harmonious co-existence.
How can sustainability unfold through visual work and our visual surroundings? What questions on visuality we can investigate, and act upon? Proposing an expanded view of sustainability, the talk unfolds through an exploration of form, visions and methods for a plenary beauty – one that celebrates, and responds to complexity.”
The talk was part of the program Mobilizing Citizenship.
Curator: Kristina Ketola Bore
Mobilizing Citizenship has received generous funding from Arts Council Norway and Nordic Culture Point.
Benedetta Crippa is an independent designer based in Stockholm, specialising in the craft of visual communication. Crippa's aim is to continuously expand horizons for aesthetic production. She works with clients at the crossroads between social equity and the arts, with a special attention to sustainability and visual production as a motor for equity. Her work spans from visual identities, to brand strategies, digital and printed platforms, pedagogy and all kinds of expansive visual interventions.
Plenary Beauty by Benedetta Crippa