Federica Giulianini's 'Hear Me' Opens in Moresco's Torre

The exhibition 'Hear Me' by Federica Giulianini, curated by Barbara Caterbetti, is on view at the Torre di Moresco until June 21, 2026. This showcase highlights the artist's notebooks, arranged by color on the walls, which contain sketches and personal reflections. Caterbetti's critical introduction discusses the Greek verb Kríno (κρίνω), signifying to cut and discern, as an underlying influence in Giulianini's work. Featured pieces include 'L'isola dei cani' (2025), 'Hear me' (2026), and 'No piccioni, no pappagalli', alongside paintings inspired by Medea from Hesiod's Theogony and Pier Paolo Pasolini's film. The second and third floors of the Torre exhibit slowly painted symbols. The event is supported by the Comune di Moresco, Pro Loco Moresco, and various cultural organizations.