Perpetua Lux: Boldrini and Cutini on Painting and Photography at Bagno Borbonico

On May 30, 2026, the Bagno Borbonico in Pescara, Italy, unveiled the exhibition 'Perpetua lux,' which investigates the interplay of light in painting and photography. Curated by Andrea Boldrini (born 1963) and Giorgio Cutini (born 1947), the show nods to historical artists such as Boccioni and Migliori. Cutini, whose works are inspired by Giacomelli, features pieces like 'Requie(m)' (2024) and 'Del silenzio per frammenti' (2022). Boldrini, referred to as a 'painter-theologian,' showcases creations from 2016 to 2026, drawing on influences from Florenskij and Moltmann. His artwork includes imagery of a plane with Apocalypse 22:20 and an astronaut hovering above Blessed Mattia da Matelica, embodying a shared intelligence that influences the world through both dark and redemptive themes.