Time Future: Contemporary Art Meets Antiquity in Rome

The exhibition 'Time Future' at Galleria Alberto Di Castro in Rome explores the concept of time through a dialogue between contemporary artworks and antique pieces. Curated by Denise Di Castro and Siena Hicks, the show features artists from diverse nations and techniques, including Waqas Khan, Ciprian Mureşan, Sidival Fila, Laila Tara H, Pierre Bergian, Alice Maher, Kathrin Linkersdorff, Susan Derges, and Jonathan Delafield Cook. The exhibition is inspired by T.S. Eliot's 'Four Quartets' and Henri Bergson's philosophy of duration, presenting time as a synchronic, melodic experience rather than a linear sequence. Works range from a 17th-century German calligraphic piece depicting King David to contemporary asemic writing, palimpsests, textile compositions, deconstructed miniatures, vibrant interiors, watercolors, photographic experiments, and taxonomies of animal life. The show runs at the gallery in Piazza di Spagna.