by Collezione Nancy Delroi
The concept of “confused knowledge” was defined by Baumgarten as a new and paradoxical idea, as a thought of that which does not think. This revolution of the symbolic order paved the way for the discovery of the Freudian unconscious. For their first solo exhibition in Naples, Désirée Nakouzi De Monte and Andrea Parenti, an Italian-Lebanese artist duo, create an immersive project that transforms the architecture of the exhibition space into an amniotic environment, creating a sense of belonging between bodies and objects, sensorial objects and tactile perceptions.
Their practice has taken shape over a decade of collaboration as co-directors of MRZB Art Group, active between Amsterdam and Turin (2014-2024), and, since 2024, as the authors of Collezione Nancy Delroi,...
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Désirée Nakouzi De Monte and Andrea Parenti of Collezione Nancy Delroi embody an Italo-Lebanese duo.
Their practice has taken shape over a decade of collaboration as co-directors of MRZB Art Group, active between Amsterdam and Turin (2014–2024), and, since 2024, as the authors of Collezione Nancy Delroi, based between Milan and Beirut.
Their works articulate their language through the détournement of clichés and the tensions of a performative community built on the brink of rupture within contemporary society. Grimy collages, made from...
