Andrea Chiesi's 'Orizzonte Variabile' at CUBO Unipol in Bologna
Andrea Chiesi, a Modena-born artist born in 1966 with a punk sensibility, presents a selection of large-format, meticulously detailed paintings at Spazio Arte CUBO in Bologna. The exhibition, titled 'Orizzonte Variabile' and curated by Claudio Musso, includes 27 new graphite-on-paper drawings that trace his creative trajectory. Chiesi's work consistently explores urban peripheries, which he views as places of silence and mystery with unexpected value. His recent piece depicting Bologna's San Donato district, featuring its gasometer, is shown alongside earlier works, all united by what Musso calls 'impermanent horizons'—skylines composed of numerous overlapping layers. The exhibition runs until July 15, 2016, at CUBO – Centro Unipol, Piazza Sergio Vieira de Mello 3.
Key facts
- Andrea Chiesi is a Modena-born artist born in 1966.
- The exhibition is titled 'Orizzonte Variabile'.
- The curator is Claudio Musso.
- The venue is Spazio Arte CUBO in Bologna.
- The exhibition features large-format paintings and 27 new graphite drawings.
- Chiesi's work focuses on urban peripheries as places of silence and mystery.
- One recent work depicts the San Donato district in Bologna with its gasometer.
- The exhibition runs until July 15, 2016.
Entities
Artists
- Andrea Chiesi
Institutions
- CUBO – Centro Unipol
- Spazio Arte CUBO
- Artribune
Locations
- Modena
- Bologna
- San Donato
- Italy