Alice Voglino \/\/ What you don’t see about me (Cosa non vedi di me)<\/i>\u00a0\/\/\u00a0contemporary art exhibition\u00a0<\/span>curated by Cristina Cuttica<\/i><\/p>\n November 11, 2021 \/\/ January 9, 2022<\/p>\n Atelier Alice Voglino \/\/ Corso Milano 23 \/\/ Verona-Italy<\/p>\n Seeing helps us to know what surrounds us, to make it familiar, to bring it back to what we know and feel as safe, while we are comforted by a view that confirms personal convictions and strengthens our personal beliefs about the world.<\/p>\n But what happens if we change our point of view? If we turn our attention to other features and aspects that we have not seen so far?<\/p>\n Through her exhibition titled What you don’t see about me <\/i>the painter Alice Voglino leads us through a physical-metaphysical space, where we feel as if color and light take us by the hand. We are invited to refine our perceptive capacity to allow us to consider that there is always something that we cannot yet see, and that people are always much more than what we see at first.<\/p>\n By sharing her research, the artist invites us to go beyond our personal convictions and conventions to make us experience what happens when we change point of view, leading us to reflect on the meaning of reality\u2019s identity and complexity.<\/p>\n The exhibition What you don’t see about me<\/i> is a sensory experience where you are invited to relate to paintings and sculptures which, as individual identities, offer themselves to the eye to be known in their peculiar and individual diversity.<\/p>\n Being exhibited within an enclosed space, the works\/identities are displayed to expose even their most intimated details, in order to highlight what the observer cannot grasp at first sight.<\/p>\n When a white light is used, the works look in a certain way, but they change when they are exposed to ultraviolet light, while in the dark they glow under reflected light.<\/p>\n The works are identities<\/i> that, when enabled to tell us something about themselves, they allow us to get a glimpse of the apparently non-existent or hidden features that escaped our hasty judgment.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n From being just a physiological function that allows us to recognize what surrounds us, seeing, therefore, becomes an emotional experience for our whole being that, in turn, establishes a physical and metaphysical relationship with what it sees, acquiring it as deep knowledge.<\/p>\n \u201cEvery occasion and every encounter – says Alice Voglino – are opportunities to grasp apparently hidden aspects of us and from us. Seeing takes time and interacting, it requires listening to others and empathy, as well as commitment and understanding. ”<\/p>\n The exhibition can be visited until January 9, 2022 by appointment and with a valid COVID Pass.<\/p>\n For further information:\u00a0Cristina Cuttica – Art Project – tel. +39\u00a0348 4925 014<\/p>\n To book an appointment:\u00a0<\/span>Alice Voglino –\u00a0Atelier Arte Contemporanea –\u00a0Corso Milano 23,\u00a037138 Verona – Italy<\/p>\n info@alicevoglino.com<\/a>\u00a0– Tel. +39 340 7998 911 –\u00a0www.alicevoglino.com<\/p>\n