Alfredo Rapetti Mogol's Dual Writing at Gino Monti Gallery
Alfredo Rapetti Mogol, born in Milan in 1961, presents 'Le mie parole' at Galleria Gino Monti in Ancona. The exhibition explores two distinct uses of writing: calligraphic strokes that lose meaning and become decorative gestures, and clear, legible words cut and reassembled to form a new language. Rapetti Mogol, a skilled lyricist who writes under the pseudonym Cheope, aims to evoke emotions through writing, using song lyrics and cryptic or decorative scripts to reveal hidden messages that surprise viewers. The show is reviewed by Emanuele Gurini, a critic and independent curator born in Loreto in 1989, who focuses on visual arts, theory, and the relationship between visual arts and new technologies.
Key facts
- Alfredo Rapetti Mogol was born in Milan in 1961.
- The exhibition is titled 'Le mie parole'.
- The show is held at Galleria Gino Monti in Ancona.
- Rapetti Mogol uses writing in two ways: calligraphic strokes as decorative gestures and legible words reassembled into new language.
- He writes song lyrics under the pseudonym Cheope.
- His work aims to evoke emotions and reveal hidden messages.
- The review is by Emanuele Gurini, born in Loreto in 1989.
- Gurini is a critic and independent curator focusing on visual arts and new technologies.
Entities
Artists
- Alfredo Rapetti Mogol
- Cheope
Institutions
- Galleria Gino Monti
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Ancona
- Loreto