Bruno Ceccobelli's 'Vi trovo Vitruvio' at Fano

Bruno Ceccobelli, a leading figure of the Nuova Scuola Romana and former student of Toti Scialoja, presents 'Vi trovo Vitruvio' across two venues in Fano: Palazzo Bracci Pagani and Pinacoteca San Domenico. The exhibition, organized by Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Fano and curated by Lorenzo Fiorucci and Carlo Bruscia, explores Ceccobelli's connection to classical antiquity and Vitruvian harmony through painting and sculpture. A large installation on the altar of Pinacoteca San Domenico (a former church) and a selection of works at Palazzo Bracci Pagani feature symbols, doors, signs, and regenerated materials. A film titled 'Bruno Ceccobelli: un Teosofo materico' by Giovanni Lani premiered at the June 13 opening. Ceccobelli's poetics blend theosophy, alchemy, and Eastern philosophy, rejecting linear time for circular cosmic cycles. The exhibition is free and runs until September 6, with hours: Thursday, Friday, Sunday 9-11 PM; Saturday 5:30-7:30 PM and 9-11 PM.