JERVÉ's "Testimoni incarnati" at Palazzo Stella Explores Humanity Against Algorithms

Palazzo Stella in Italy will feature "Testimoni incarnati. L'umano come scelta," a solo showcase by Gustavo Alberto Palumbo, also known as JERVÉ, from October 3 to 24. Curated by Marina Sonzini and Mario Napoli, this exhibition is part of the SATURA program and represents the most extensive collection of Palumbo's creations, centering on the interplay between humans and machines. An architect by training from Politecnico di Milano, JERVÉ merges structural design with emotional depth. Notable pieces include "La caduta di Lucifero" and "Christos Eirenopoios," connected by a red pathway called "Linea rossa." The exhibition delves into themes of tradition, modern art, and existential uncertainty, highlighting the importance of lived experience and fostering collaborations among artists and institutions.