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Valerio Berruti Debuts 'Figli degli uomini' at Narni Città Teatro

exhibition · 2026-07-23

From September 11 to 13, Italian artist Valerio Berruti showcased five two-meter-tall kneeling children, titled Figli degli uomini, in Narni as part of the Narni Città Teatro initiative curated by Antonella Liuzzi. This exhibition continues a series that started in 2011. Berruti's work often draws inspiration from real children, including his own, and he selects aluminum for its lightweight and durable properties. The figures are meant to symbolize the five continents and reflect humanity's vulnerability in times of conflict. Additionally, Berruti spoke about The Carousel at the Balloon Museum in New York, an adaptation of La Giostra di Nina, which includes eighteen birds and is three times the size of the original. The Narni display will feature the original animation accompanied by music from Ludovico Einaudi.

Key facts

  • Valerio Berruti exhibited five two-meter-tall aluminum sculptures of kneeling children titled Figli degli uomini in Narni from September 11 to 13.
  • The exhibition was part of Narni Città Teatro, curated by Antonella Liuzzi.
  • The series began in 2011 with Nel suo nome and continued with Nel nome del padre.
  • Berruti prefers reinforced concrete but chose aluminum for these outdoor works because concrete cannot support thin necks at monumental scale.
  • The five figures symbolize the five continents and are placed in different locations in Narni.
  • At the Balloon Museum in New York, Berruti's La Giostra di Nina became The Carousel, a monumental carousel with eighteen birds, without Einaudi's music.
  • La Giostra di Nina originated from about three thousand drawings and music by Ludovico Einaudi.
  • At Narni, the original animation of La Giostra di Nina with Einaudi's music will be presented.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Narni Città Teatro
  • Balloon Museum
  • Exibart
  • Passager ETS
  • Museum of the City of Belgrade
  • Fondazione Ferrero
  • Palazzo Reale

Locations

  • Narni
  • Italy
  • New York
  • United States
  • Belgrade
  • Serbia
  • Alba
  • Milan

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