Three Artists Channel Pirandello's Vitangelo Moscarda in Turin

During the art week in Turin, there’s an exhibition called "Mostra personale di Vitangelo Moscarda" at via Amedeo Avogadro 10. It features artists Danilo Sciorilli, Giulia Cotterli, and Claudio Zorzi, curated by Linda Fossati. The show draws inspiration from Luigi Pirandello's book "Uno, Nessuno e Centomila," focusing on identity and anonymity, with the artists’ identities hidden to mirror the main character. Each piece reflects a different theme: Uno, Nessuno, Centomila. Sciorilli’s work transforms the 1980s game The Game of Life into Tarot-like cards, Zorzi’s "Senza Titolo" explores multiverse concepts with oil pastels, and Cotterli’s "No one knows where it's gone (Part I)" features fifty replicas of a childhood item, referencing Donald Winnicott. In early December, they’ll join another exhibition at Galleria Centometriquadri Arte Contemporanea in Santa Maria Capua Vetere, curated by Antonello Tolve.