What I see
New figurative art in Italy
Exhibition - from saturday 15 feb 2020 | to sunday 24 may 2020
Elisa Anfuso, "L'Altra Eva VI" (dettaglio), 2019, Courtesy Liquid art system
Giulia Andreani , "Nudeltish (spaghetti painting)", 2019, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
Andrea Fontanari, "Trotsky Tea Service", 2019, Collezione De Iorio
Margherita Manzelli, "Le possibilità sono infinite", 1996, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
- When
- from saturday 15 feb 2020 | to sunday 24 may 2020
- Cost
- Where
- Galleria Civica Trento
- Type
- Exhibition
Fourteen Italian artists – young or mid-career – are the protagonists of What I see: an exhibition that presents some of the most important experiences in new figurative painting.
Comprehensive technical experience has allowed the artists showing their works to create realistic or hyper-realistic paintings, recovering the style approaches of the best-known classical tradition. Therefore, subtexts and symbolism, allusion and metaphor are all allowed, while at the same time, there is no shortage of fun, irreverence or social commentary. People and everyday objects populate these paintings, immersed in surreal, sensual and fairytale-like atmospheres that both surprise viewers and invite them to get lost in the details.
The exhibition features works by:
Giulia Andreani (Mestre, 1985)
Elisa Anfuso (Catania, 1982)
Annalisa Avancini (Trento, 1973)
Romina Bassu (Roma, 1982)
Thomas Braida (Gorizia, 1982)
Manuele Cerutti (Torino, 1976)
Vania Comoretti (Udine, 1975)
Patrizio Di Massimo (Jesi, 1983)
Fulvio Di Piazza (Siracusa, 1969)
Andrea Fontanari (Trento, 1996)
Giulio Frigo (Vicenza, 1984)
Oscar Giaconia (Milano, 1978)
Iva Lulashi (Tirana, 1988)
Margherita Manzelli (Ravenna, 1968)
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