Vincenzo Frattini's Anthological Exhibition at Ischia's Aragonese Castle

Vincenzo Frattini (Salerno, 1978) presents a solo exhibition at the Aragonese Castle in Ischia that traces the evolution of his artistic practice through an anthological approach, deliberately avoiding chronological order. The show rethinks natural creation processes to offer a direct experience of reality via a sensitive relationship between forms and colors. Frattini's creative gestures—holes, segments immersed in color, juxtaposed monochrome canvas modules, and a hypnotic video—each assert their own meaning, transforming abstract forms into concrete fragments that engage space and viewer. A drill displayed as a pure aesthetic object symbolizes the physical essence of his works, liberated from its functional nature. In the artist's hands, it becomes a brush that works paint and an invisible tool generating a temporal flow that animates the creation process. The exhibition is curated by Stefania Rinaldi.