Roxana Frontini's Groundbreaking Art Installation 'EVOLVED' Dazzles Art Basel Miami Audiences

Roxana Frontini's 'EVOLVED' Takes Center Stage at Art Basel Miami 2024



During the vibrant Art Basel Miami 2024, celebrated artist Roxana Frontini unveiled her extraordinary installation titled 'EVOLVED'. This immersive experience took place at the LA CUISINE APPLIANCES showroom in the prominent Miami Design District, enchanting art lovers and curious visitors alike from December 4th to December 8th.

Frontini's installation was not just a visual feast; it was a deeply transformative journey exploring the theme of human evolution by discarding outdated beliefs. Attendees were invited to engage in live sculpting sessions, which added a dynamic element to the experience, reflecting Frontini's philosophy that transformation is an ongoing process, akin to the very cycles of life.

A Deep Dive into 'EVOLVED'


The installation drew significant inspiration from various cultural motifs, with a particular emphasis on the Egyptian spiral. This symbol encapsulates the cyclical nature of growth and renewal, resonating beautifully with Frontini's artistic message. Her approach illustrated that evolution is not merely a finite event but a persistent journey of self-discovery and enhancement.

One of the unique features of 'EVOLVED' was the incorporation of hand-painted GAGGENAU ovens, which served as metaphors for the refining processes in both cuisine and personal evolution. Frontini eloquently stated, "Just as food transforms in an oven, so too must our perspectives be refined, allowing for greater understanding and growth." This duality emphasized the intimate connection between our physical nourishment and our personal development journeys.

Artistic Implications


Frontini curated a bold aesthetic for the installation, predominantly using a palette of stark black and white, accented with hues of coral and gold. This choice was intentional, reflecting her exploration of the alchemical relationships between fire, creation, and transformation. Every artistic element was designed to prompt deep introspection, encouraging visitors to contemplate their own paths toward self-transformation.

Among the captivating pieces showcased were:
1. The Floating Spiral - This art piece symbolizes the ceaseless cycle of life and renewal, echoing the structure of DNA and its fundamental process of refinement.
2. The Ovens - Representing the transformative journey of food, this piece parallels the mutations and adaptations of our DNA, signaling the significance of evolving beliefs through lived experiences.
3. MAAT - A live-sculpted painting employing couture fabrics that also inspired 'The Floating Spiral' and the hand-painted ovens. It embodies the principles of Ma'at, the ancient Egyptian goddess, highlighting the synchronicity between balance and personal evolution.

Additionally, visitors experienced a meditative video accompanied by original music composed by Frontini, further immersing them in the installation's narrative. Each evening, from 5 PM to 7 PM, attendees could join Frontini herself in live sculpting sessions, fostering a unique atmosphere of interaction and creativity.

Event Details


  • - Installation Title: EVOLVED
  • - Artist: Roxana Frontini
  • - Featured Brand: GAGGENAU
  • - Dates: December 4 - December 8, 2024
  • - Live Sculpting Sessions: 5 PM - 7 PM Daily
  • - Location: LA CUISINE APPLIANCES Showroom, 100 NE 38th Street, Suite 2, Miami, FL

For high-resolution images and interviews with Roxana Frontini, interested parties are encouraged to connect with the media contact, Lisa Oliver. More information about Frontini and her future projects can be found at roxanafrontini.com or through her social handles @roxfrontini.

'EVOLVED' reflects not only the artistic prowess of Frontini but also serves as an invitation for all to engage in their journeys of transformation amidst the backdrop of Art Basel Miami's vibrant atmosphere.

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