Preview of the exhibition "Ordine" in the Gallaria Sonne

On Saturday, August 3 and Sunday, August 4, visitors can get an insight into the new exhibition by Fulvio Morella and Arjan Shehaj from 11.00 am to 6.00 pm. The vernissage will take place at 17.00 on both days.

The exhibition will be on display from August 3 to December 8

Morella and Shehaj share the pursuit of the infinite and the elevation of being. Both work with light: Morella shows new forms of light in the night sky, while Shehaj paints light through shadows. Their works open up portals the viewer portals to other dimensions. 

About "Ordine"

Fulvio Morella and Arjan Shehaj explore the infinite through apparent chaos that creates new orders of light. Their bold "anarchic forms" embody an art that is free from commercial interests and opens up new perspectives. opens up new perspectives. Pierre-Joseph Proudhon said: "The highest perfection of society lies in the combination of order and anarchy. anarchy." Morella and Shehaj create new formal orders far removed from chaos. "Order" describes the placement of things. Every generation needs new space and new order. The art history shows an endless chain of returns and new creations of order. Picasso said: "Every act of creation is first an act of destruction." Traditionally, art was based on recognizable representation. But in the age of photography, art became a liberation from the old power order system. This revolution led to new artistic orders that have themselves become the standard today. Morella has transformed the Braille alphabet into celestial bodies to decode philosophical thoughts in the night sky. deciphered. His works in "Ordine" show the transition from strict Braille to freer forms. One highlight is a luminous sculpture with a quote from "The Little Prince". Arjan Shehaj sublimates the traumatic experience of his flight to Italy. His painting uses line-like depictions of branches that form dense bushes. Clearly recognizable forms emerge from this wilderness, mostly circular.