Casa dell'Arte Opens in Morterone, Showcasing Works from Carlo Invernizzi's Project

Casa dell'Arte has recently opened in Morterone, Italy, showcasing works from artists involved in the village's cultural revival led by poet Carlo Invernizzi during the 1980s. Nestled on the slopes of Monte Resegone across from Lecco, the village became a global hub for poetry and art through Invernizzi's 'Natura Naturans' concept. Established in 1986 by the Associazione Culturale Amici di Morterone, the Museo di Arte Contemporanea di Morterone serves as an open-air museum featuring sculptures and paintings by various Italian and European artists. The new exhibition space features works by notable artists like Gianni Colombo and Pino Pinelli, and it launches with 'Morterone. Natura Arte Poesia,' marking the beginning of a contemporary art series. Epicarmo Invernizzi from Galleria A arte Invernizzi in Milan, Carlo's son, highlighted that 'experience' is essential to grasping Morterone's distinctiveness, where the landscape has inspired a poetic-philosophical vision centered on humanity's connection to nature.