Dêlta group show at BDC28 in Parma

The exhibition 'Dêlta' at BDC28 in Parma features four artists working across drawing, street art, digital art, comics, and illustration. James Kalinda presents a large mountain dominating the remains of a chapel in the former church, with powerful pencil marks reminiscent of German expressionist woodcuts. Edoardo Ambrogi (Yo_gurt, b. 1994), currently studying in Lisbon, creates digital art inspired by the web, aiming to be 'fresh and versatile like yogurt.' Pietro Aimi (P.A., b. 1997), studying at the Academy of Bologna, fills his comic panels with monstrous creatures to provoke an 'encounter-clash with the viewer.' Lorenzo Boccucci (Lobo, b. 1995), studying at IUAV in Venice, produces imaginary spaces with infinite horizons born from 'chance and stress.' Each Saturday during the exhibition, a dedicated evening features musicians selected by ABC, the student group that curated the project with support from Lucia Bonanni and Mauro Del Rio, hosts of BDC28.