Giorni felici
20 November 2021 - 11 December 2021
Squadro Stamperia Galleria d'Arte
via Nazario Sauro 27/b
Opening
Saturday 20 November h 19:00
Opening times
Entry
From Monday to Saturday, 10 am - 1 pm / 2.30 pm - 7 pm
Free entry.
Everyone over 12 years of age must show the COVID-19 digital green certificate at the entrance. To protect privacy, the holder's personal data is only read out via the national VerificationC19 app, and will not be stored.
During the visit it is mandatory to maintain social distancing, avoid crowding, and always wear a mask. A mask is also mandatory for children over 6 years of age.
Special opening with dedication: thursday 2 December at 8.30 pm.
In ZUZU's Giorni Felici Claudia's feelings are poised between the future and the past, between the desire to give in to a relationship and the fear of being unworthy of her own dreams, between the theatre and the magic. It's an endless struggle between the willingness to screw up her courage, to show herself for what she really is and the fear of losing herself inside the relationship dynamics, losing her compass of desire in that manner.
ZUZU's talent, recognisable not only by the storyline, but also by narration, through profundity of the arguments treated in her works, dissolves the distance between herself and the readers, dragging them into a merry-go-round of emotions, into continuous confrontation with fears, identities and bodies.
To be exhibited is the selection of the original pastel and colored pencil panels, taken from ZUZU's Giorni Felici and of the limited edition screen printings.
In ZUZU's Giorni Felici Claudia's feelings are poised between the future and the past, between the desire to give in to a relationship and the fear of being unworthy of her own dreams, between the theatre and the magic. It's an endless struggle between the willingness to screw up her courage, to show herself for what she really is and the fear of losing herself inside the relationship dynamics, losing her compass of desire in that manner.
ZUZU's talent, recognisable not only by the storyline, but also by narration, through profundity of the arguments treated in her works, dissolves the distance between herself and the readers, dragging them into a merry-go-round of emotions, into continuous confrontation with fears, identities and bodies.
To be exhibited is the selection of the original pastel and colored pencil panels, taken from ZUZU's Giorni Felici and of the limited edition screen printings.
Curated by Squadro Stamperia Galleria d’Arte.
In collaboration with Coconino Press – Fandango, RULEZ Project and Artist Management.
The exhibition forms part of the BilBOlbul, the winner project of the public notice Promozione Fumetto 2021 promoted by the General Contemporary Creativity Direction of the Ministry for Culture