Alessandro Bulgarini's IconoSophia Exhibition in Brescia
Alessandro Bulgarini, a Brescia-born painter born in 1983, presented his solo exhibition 'IconoSophia' at SpazioAref in Brescia, curated by Luca Siniscalco. The project, conceived in 2018 shortly after his previous show 'Alta Fantasia', took two years to find a suitable venue. The exhibition defines Bulgarini's aesthetic choices and philosophical references, emphasizing the philosophical and esoteric potential of art. Key works include '3rD eye', depicting a third eye in a 3D portrait referencing the vesica piscis; 'Androgynus (contraria sunt complementa)', exploring alchemical union of masculine and feminine; and 'L’uccello dell’auto-conoscenza', symbolizing self-awareness through the 'remembrance of Self'. Bulgarini distances his art from nihilistic materialism, seeking to restore spiritual traditions and inner awakening. The interview was conducted by Lorenzo Pennacchi.
Key facts
- Alessandro Bulgarini is a painter born in 1983 in Brescia.
- His solo exhibition 'IconoSophia' was held at SpazioAref in Brescia.
- The exhibition was curated by Luca Siniscalco.
- The project began in 2018 after 'Alta Fantasia'.
- It took two years to find a suitable venue.
- Key works include '3rD eye', 'Androgynus', and 'L’uccello dell’auto-conoscenza'.
- Bulgarini references Ernst Fuchs, Carl Gustav Jung, Hieronymus Bosch, and Jorge Luis Borges.
- The interview was conducted by Lorenzo Pennacchi.
Entities
Artists
- Alessandro Bulgarini
- Luca Siniscalco
- Ernst Fuchs
- Carl Gustav Jung
- Hieronymus Bosch
- Jorge Luis Borges
- Austin Osman Spare
- Lorenzo Pennacchi
Institutions
- SpazioAref
- Artribune
Locations
- Brescia
- Italy