Alessandro Giannì's kaleidoscopic paintings at AlbumArte, Rome
Alessandro Giannì (Rome, 1989) presents his solo exhibition at AlbumArte in Rome, curated by Lorenzo Gigotti. The show features paintings that process figural elements through hallucinatory reflections and kaleidoscopic patterns, capturing the communicative and introspective speed of contemporary times. The works that lean toward the two-dimensionality of design and medieval stained glass stand out, including a mysterious diptych titled 'Simultaneità' with horror accents and an optical quality. The exhibition is noted for its excessive heterogeneity, which somewhat dilutes the overall impact.
Key facts
- Alessandro Giannì is a painter born in Rome in 1989.
- The exhibition is held at AlbumArte in Rome.
- The curator is Lorenzo Gigotti.
- The show includes a diptych titled 'Simultaneità'.
- The diptych has horror accents and an optical quality.
- The exhibition is criticized for excessive heterogeneity.
- The strongest works approach two-dimensionality of design and medieval stained glass.
- The review was written by Pericle Guaglianone.
Entities
Artists
- Alessandro Giannì
Institutions
- AlbumArte
Locations
- Rome
- Italy