On May 31, 2025, at 17.30:16 pm, the Giordano Gallery (Via Morelli XNUMX/b, Naples) will host the vernissage of Alba nigra, the new collection of works by the artist Alessandro Borrelli.
Works from the dark side
In a context of bold artistic transition, the artist Alessandro Borrelli will present his collection Black Dawn, inspired by a dark and disturbing vision of reality. Between human figures trapped in matter, hybridizations between organic and inorganic, corrupted planets and aggressive totems, porcelain and metal merge in surprising and innovative combinations, destined to provoke problematic reflections and disturb the public with disturbing ideas.
During the event, scheduled for May 31, 2025 at 17.30:16 p.m. in Via Morelli XNUMX/b, the curator Andrea Capasso – professor of literary subjects, Greek and Latin – will hold a critical report on the works. The catalog of the collection, graphically edited by Francesco Carbonaro, professor of audiovisual and multimedia disciplines, will also be available to delve deeper into this exploration of the darkest and most controversial art.
In short
On May 31, 2025, at 17.30:16 pm, the Giordano Gallery (Via Morelli XNUMX/b, Naples) will host the vernissage of Alba nigra, the new collection of works by the artist Alessandro Borrelli.
- Works from the Dark Side In a context of bold artistic transition, artist Alessandro Borrelli will present his collection Alba nigra,…
- Between human figures trapped in matter, hybridizations between organic and inorganic, corrupted planets and aggressive totems, porcelain and metal…
- During the event, scheduled for May 31, 2025, at 5:30 PM at Via Morelli 16/b, curator Andrea Capasso –…
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The event seems very interesting and the works should be very well curated, but I'm not sure if the theme of dark art is suitable for everyone. I hope there are clear explanations for those who are not experts in modern art.
The event seems very interesting, but I have doubts about how the works can actually involve the public. The combination of materials seems a bit strange to me and I don't know if this will lead to real reflections.