Ampparito: uːː ɡʊɾːuː uːː ɡʊɾːuː

Solo exhibition by Ampparito in the Bowman Hal space of SOLO CSV, conceived as a conceptual trompe-l'œil that brings urban elements such as pigeons, monuments and weathervanes indoors.

This proposal by Ampparito is presented as a solo exhibition in the Bowman Hal space of SOLO CSV, a centre for contemporary art and culture. It is not conceived as a conventional display of works but as a conceptual trompe-l'œil game that engages with the urban surroundings.

The itinerary features pigeons, monuments and weathervanes, brought indoors with a humorous tone. The proposal invites visitors to look both at the gallery and at the city beyond its walls. The title works as a playing field where images, objects and a phonetic spelling suggest sounds or movements.

For years, Ampparito's practice has included interventions in public space, where scale and perspective are key. Their murals often reproduce everyday objects, and projects such as Fall, in Bristol, or Nada de valor, in Völklinger Hütte, play with language to rethink monuments and historic buildings.