Kiril Hadzhiev's Solo Exhibition at Castello di Rivara
Kiril Hadzhiev (Sofia, 1990) presents a solo exhibition at Castello di Rivara, hosted by gallerist Davide Paludetto. The show features paintings where the human figure emerges through pure color without preparatory drawing, reflecting the artist's sculptural background. Critic Fabio Vito Lacertosa describes the encounter between viewer and artwork as a silent dialogue, where meaning is ambiguous. Hadzhiev's figures are depicted as mute, suspended between animal and divine, lacking historical context or definitive purpose. The exhibition runs at the Castello di Rivara venue.
Key facts
- Kiril Hadzhiev was born in Sofia in 1990.
- The exhibition is held at Castello di Rivara.
- The show is hosted by gallerist Davide Paludetto.
- The critical text is written by Fabio Vito Lacertosa.
- Hadzhiev's paintings use color without preparatory drawing.
- The artist is also a sculptor, influencing his painting technique.
- The human figures in the works are described as mute and silent.
- The figures are portrayed as suspended between animal and divine.
Entities
Artists
- Kiril Hadzhiev
Institutions
- Castello di Rivara
- Artribune
Locations
- Rivara
- Italy
- Sofia
- Bulgaria