Gioberto Noro's meditative color spaces at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco, Naples

The exhibition of Gioberto Noro (Sergio Gioberto, born 1952 in Turin, and Marilena Noro, born 1961 in Rosta, Turin) at Galleria Alfonso Artiaco in Naples presents perspective and meditative chambers that return perception to a zero degree. Their works are spaces of consciousness derived from maquettes and real rooms photographed through colored filters, blurring the immaterial and concrete. Color acts not as superficial emotion but as a generative entity regulating proxemics and chromatic perspective. The artists aim to restore a conscious architectural construction of existence, countering the current bulimia of images that anesthetizes the gaze and prevents true seeing—being in relation with things, animals, and people. The review by Diana Gianquitto emphasizes the need for purification in visual overload.