Stefano Cagol explores socio-political themes trough the ideas of collective identity, underlining the continuous change in societal systems.

In his performances, installations, photographs and videos, Cagol highlights the complexity and contradictions of time. Cagol’s work expresses the ideas of flow, indefiniteness and continuous redefinition; mapping transformations of contemporary society through the analysis of strong cultural symbols. His research does not provide answers, but remains open to the interpretations and questions of the observer, giving the viewer an opportunity to read it through his/her own experience and perception.

Cagol currently has multiple permanent installations on view, including FLU POWER FLU, a sculptural installation of blinking neon text at 42.5 x 5 feet (13 x 1.5 m) at the Beursschouwburg Art Center, Brussels. This piece references ideas which were explored and exhibited during the solo exhibition “GUINEA PIG,” a mixed media project at Priska C. Juschka Fine Art from April 10 - June 7, 2008.