Chiara Cecconello and Nadezda Golysheva explore sacred space and voice in 'Più di ogni corpo' at Panorama Venice
From February 11 to April 19, 2026, Panorama Venice will host 'Più di ogni corpo,' showcasing the works of Chiara Cecconello and Nadezda Golysheva. This exhibition interacts with the adjacent Church of San Zulian. Golysheva's piece, 'Eremo,' inspired by Saint Paul of Thebes, delves into themes of spiritual retreat and modern isolation, utilizing everyday objects and the venue's opacified windows to foster a cozy ambiance. Meanwhile, Cecconello's 'prima rimessa in voce,' part of her 'RIMESSA' initiative with Ida Malfatti, enlivens the space with sound events at 10:00, 12:00, and 19:30, featuring audio related to Joan of Arc's trial. The exhibition's title references a statement made by Saint John Chrysostom in 362 AD. The venue is located at Campiello San Zulian 602, Venice.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Più di ogni corpo' runs from February 11 to April 19, 2026
- Features artists Chiara Cecconello and Nadezda Golysheva
- Located at Panorama Venice in the San Marco district
- Engages with the neighboring Church of San Zulian
- Nadezda Golysheva's installation 'Eremo' references Saint Paul of Thebes
- Chiara Cecconello's sound installation plays daily at 10:00, 12:00, and 19:30
- Cecconello collaborates with Ida Malfatti on her 'RIMESSA' project
- Exhibition title references a 362 AD statement by Saint John Chrysostom
Entities
Artists
- Chiara Cecconello
- Nadezda Golysheva
- Ida Malfatti
- Saint John Chrysostom
- Saint Paul of Thebes
- Joan of Arc
Institutions
- Panorama Venice
- Church of San Zulian
- IUAV
- Hochschule für Künste Bremen
- Juliet Art Magazine
Locations
- Venice
- Italy
- San Marco
- Bremen
- Germany
- Egypt