Lorenzo Bruschini Exhibition at the PAN in Naples
Until February 18, the PAN in Naples hosts the exhibition of the artist Lorenzo Bruschini, who presents a selection of paintings, drawings and publications inspired by his art project “Viaggio a Hierapytna”.
The presentation event of the exhibition was held on February 10, with readings of texts and poems from the artist's book “Viaggio a Hierapytna” and other publications in the presence of the authors. The exhibition features works created by Lorenzo Bruschini between 2009 and 2023, including publications such as the artist's book “Viaggio a Hierapytna” and the catalogue “Scendeva simile alla notte”.
The exhibition is curated by the Andrea Cefaly Foundation, with the patronage of the Greek Embassy in Rome and in collaboration with the Municipality of Naples and the PAN-Palazzo delle Arti Napoli. The Von Buren Contemporary gallery in Rome sponsors the event.
Lorenzo Bruschini's artistic research focuses on the representation of an interior world in continuous confrontation with external reality, exploring the symbolism and mysteries of life. The exhibition offers an engaging experience that highlights the artist's interest in mythology and symbols, exploring the connection between ancient Greece and southern Italy.
The exhibition offers a unique look at Lorenzo Bruschini's artistic research, which explores the connection between ancient Greece and his homeland, southern Italy. Curated by the Andrea Cefaly Foundation, in collaboration with leading institutions and organizations, the exhibition offers an unmissable opportunity to immerse yourself in art and culture.
