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Guardare serve per vedere Guardare serve per vedere Vedere serve per capire Vedere serve per capire Capire serve per imparare” Capire serve per imparare” Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci

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Page 1: “Guardare serve per vedere Vedere serve per capire Capire serve per imparare” Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci

““Guardare serve per vedereGuardare serve per vedere

Vedere serve per capireVedere serve per capire

Capire serve per imparare”Capire serve per imparare”

Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci

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Local exibitionsLocal exibitions

Diotti Museum

Animula Vagula Blandula

Elena Mezzadra

Italo Lanfredini

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Diotti MuseumDiotti Museum

The modern art gallery contains also the paintings from the 19th century and from the “chiarismo” movement, landscape of the river

Po, Tino Aroldi’s self-portraits

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Diotti MuseumDiotti Museum

There is an area dedicated to the

temporary exhibitions. The

works of art which belong to the

permanent exhibition come

from donations and purchases.

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Diotti MuseumDiotti Museum

In the “casa atelier” Diotti’s experience

is reproduced, starting from the

Teresian age to the marble busts,

portraits, engravings, draws, models which show

the realization process of the pieces of art.

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Diotti MuseumDiotti Museum

The modern art gallery

contains also different forms of abstraction

and “neo-informali”

works.

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ANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULAANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULAby Giorgio Tentoliniby Giorgio Tentolini

The works of art exhibited were created while he was walking,and he took photographs to the passers

with a digital device. The creator of these photographs took the shots without being seen.

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ANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULAANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULAby Giorgio Tentoliniby Giorgio Tentolini

The title of the exposition was

inspired by a work of the

emperor Adrian.

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The artist reprocesses the images in his computer, prints them and then overlaps these images to create areas of light and shadow to

make the depth.

ANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULA ANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULA by Giorgio Tentoliniby Giorgio Tentolini

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The underlying theme is the idea

of a single continous cycle of

materials and concepts, made

by interwining lines. They

symbolize the meeting between

the two sexes and the network,

meant as a metaphor for

modern communication.

ANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULA ANIMULA VAGULA BLANDULA by Giorgio Tentoliniby Giorgio Tentolini

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Elena MezzadraElena Mezzadra

The brightness of the artist is

reflected in her artistic choices, which are out of time and out of mode: they are

still tied to the geometric

abstraction.

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Elena MezzadraElena Mezzadra

The figures represented

aren’t regular, but they have a free course, characterise

d by straight lines with

light blends.

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Elena MezzadraElena Mezzadra

Mezzadra paints instinctively and without following a

strict planning or a

preparatory sketch. For this

reason the completed work often

doesn’t come up to her

expectation.

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Elena MezzadraElena Mezzadra

The lack of rationality implies the

impossibility to have a full conscience of

the theme of the work, so the artist

can explain how her composition is

materially born.She shouldn’t insist on

its meaning, which is left to the free

interpretation of the audience.

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Italo LanfrediniItalo Lanfredini

This work, “Oltre la soglia”, symbolizes

the predominant theme of the voyage

as an interior journey, in our

fantasy. His source of

inspiration is never unique and objective.

It can derive also from a simple observation

or lecture.

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Italo LanfrediniItalo Lanfredini

“La barca dell’essenze pregiate: versi da

versare, fischietti per sognare” had been

carved in a wood trunk . This one

expresses the idea of the journey, of life and

death. It transports jars, containing verses

of famous poets and whistles which have a

joyful significance.

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Italo LanfrediniItalo Lanfredini

The idea of “La foresta impugnabile” is derived from the concept referred to his hand of artist where the form and continuation mould his thought.

The works of art by the sculptor Italo Lanfredini have been realised particularly in “terracotta”, an available material in great quantity in our area.

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Italo LanfrediniItalo Lanfredini

The last sculpture is “Tavole A-

Temporali” realised with

long tables in engraved clay;

they are the symbol of

exchange and communication.