Eugenio Tibaldi's Habitat #1 at Galleria Nazionale in Rome

At La Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Rome, Eugenio Tibaldi, who was born in Alba in 1977, showcases 'Habitat #1'. This exhibition is part of the 'Notturno con figura. Primo corollario sulla vibrazione' program, a dual solo presentation alongside the Ingrassia brothers, curated by Lucrezia Longobardi. The installation encapsulates 20 years of Tibaldi's exploration into themes of urban outskirts, neglect, and migration, featuring a makeshift shelter adorned with various items such as postcards, a turntable playing 'Romeno è Giulietta', and works by Heidegger and Rilke. Initiated in 2000 in northern Naples, Tibaldi's research highlights socio-economic transformations. 'Habitat #1' acts as both a reflection of a homeless individual's experience and a self-examination, shedding light on modern society.