Four French Artists Explore Metamorphosis in Bologna Exhibition

The exhibition 'Metamorfosi' at Labs Contemporary Art in Bologna features works by Cécile Beau, Nicolas Boulard, Jean-Baptiste Caron, and Charlotte Charbonnel. Each artist presents a distinct microcosm that collectively forms a unified universe. Boulard's 'liquid' painting contains river water with organic elements in slow evolution. Caron uses recovered mirrors where a breath reveals hidden messages. Charbonnel's 'Asterisme' reproduces the sound of stars from the Lyra constellation. Beau's 'Vallen' features an invisible drop that incessantly vibrates water. The exhibition is part of an exchange project between Labs Contemporary Art and Parisian gallery 22,48 m2, supported by CNAP – Centre national des arts plastiques. Simultaneously, 22,48 m2 hosts 'Puntinismo', a double solo show of Italian artists Giulia Marchi and Marco Emmanuele. The collaboration expands Labs' reach, fostering research and creativity through site-specific projects.