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HomeEnglish NewsNew York. "Hidden Lights,” a solo exhibition by Italian visual artist Geppy Pisanelli, is...

New York. “Hidden Lights,” a solo exhibition by Italian visual artist Geppy Pisanelli, is opening on February 14th at GR gallery

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Following his celebrated participation in “Dreaming Awake,” this new collection explores the profound interplay of nature and artifice, juxtaposing natural elements like waterfalls and mountains with artificial structures and lighting. These striking compositions evoke both alienation and introspection, creating a visual and conceptual dialogue about human existence and resilience.

Pisanelli’s artistry reflects his deep Italian cultural roots while innovating contemporary narrative painting. His works, celebrated in Italy and New York, blend realism with metaphor, transforming landscapes into “threshold images” that mirror global and personal themes—pandemics, migrations, and hope amid adversity.

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Voices Unheard: Young India Demands Transparency in an Era of Control

di Muhammad Faraz For many years now, the youth of India have been recognized as the biggest asset...

“Hidden Lights” promises an immersive experience, inviting reflection on light, obscurity, and the human spirit.

Exhibition Details:
February 14 – March 15

GR gallery 255 Bowery
New York, NY

 

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by Muhammad Faraz For powerful countries, wars are often discussed through military strategies, diplomatic statements, and geopolitical calculations....

 

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