Francesco Vezzoli's 'Homo Ab Homine Natus' at Galleria Franco Noero, Turin
Francesco Vezzoli (born 1971 in Brescia) presents the exhibition 'Homo Ab Homine Natus' at Galleria Franco Noero in Turin, curated by Filippo Bisagni. The show blends childlike and occult elements, incorporating a marble head from the late Republican period (c. 50 BC–37 AD) emerging from torn cement garments in the work 'C-CUT'. Vezzoli reworks baroque pastiche and classical fragments, addressing historical gaps with a light yet profound touch. The exhibition runs at the gallery's Turin location.
Key facts
- Francesco Vezzoli was born in Brescia in 1971.
- The exhibition 'Homo Ab Homine Natus' is at Galleria Franco Noero in Turin.
- Filippo Bisagni curated the installation.
- The work 'C-CUT' features a marble head from the late Republican period (c. 50 BC–37 AD).
- The show combines childlike and occult aesthetics.
- Vezzoli engages with baroque decoration and classical antiquity.
- The exhibition title translates to 'Man Born of Man'.
- The review was written by Federica Maria Giallombardo for Artribune.
Entities
Artists
- Francesco Vezzoli
- Filippo Bisagni
- Federica Maria Giallombardo
Institutions
- Galleria Franco Noero
- Artribune
Locations
- Brescia
- Turin
- Italy