The exhibition features a selection of six internationally renowned contemporary Italian artists, five painters: Alfonso Borghi, Andrea Vizzini, Antonio Nunziante, Marica Fasoli, and Lamberto Melina; and one sculptor, Daniele Fortuna. The works chosen for this display aim to immerse the visitor in a world where classicism and nature harmonize. Each artist interprets classic characters through a contemporary lens, showcasing an intimate connection between humanity and the surrounding environment, each with their unique sensitivity and artistic techniques ranging from hyperrealism to chromatic materiality.

Andrea Vizzini: is one of the pioneers of the anachronistic citationist artistic movement, seeks to reconstruct the meaning of mythology and art history with a visionary eye. The great protagonists of myths and classicism become the subjects of compositions deconstructed by informal plans and geometric elements, portrayed with an intimate and minimalist attitude. This exhibition will present both cycles of paintings: Mythology and Theoretical Interiors.

Lamberto Melina: his works showcases a blend of sensitivity and technical virtuosity coupled with chromatic richness. A sharp contrast between the luminosity of female faces, epitomizing absolute purity, against dark backgrounds reminiscent of Caravaggio. Female figures, with clear psychoanalytic references to Klimt’s secessionism, take center stage in mythological reminiscences and symbolistic alchemy. The semantic deconstruction of subjects and objects is the process that ideologically generates the artist’s works. Catharsis is the ultimate goal of this hermeneutic operation. Faced with a human subject, the artist strips away its cultural attributes, isolating it in its naked humanity. Identifying fragments are obscured in darkness. What remains is a pure face, a pure object, natural, reconstructed in its utmost essentiality, free from historicized artifices.