Through Time and Space
On Saturday, April 19 at 5:30 PM, the Galleria della Biblioteca Angelica (Via di Sant’Agostino 11, Rome) inaugurated the group exhibition of contemporary art “Through Time and Space”.
The event, curated by art critic Monica Ferrarini in collaboration with Alice Di Piero, opened with a live musical performance by artist and musician Sirio Black.
Conceived as a diverse and articulated overview of contemporary artistic research, “Through Time and Space” seeks to highlight and promote the experiences of a generation that has successfully combined tradition with innovation, working with both technical mastery and creative fervor. The exhibition emphasizes the artists’ inventive potential and distinctive vocations, revealing the multiplicity of approaches that define today’s international scene.
Artistic expression emerges here as the sensitive and subjective revelation of lived experience—a manifestation of the infinite through finite forms. Behind each work lies a story, an emotion, a memory: layers that unveil unexpected perspectives and human depth.
The power of the artist lies in translating individuality into artworks that invite multiple interpretations. Each piece stimulates perceptive and cognitive dynamics, engaging the viewer in a personal dialogue that opens to infinite readings. Through the creative act, thought takes form, weaving connections across imaginary, tangible, and fleeting dimensions—always with the intent of awakening sensibility and knowledge.
The exhibition brought together thirty-three international artists from sixteen countries, offering a vivid panorama of contemporary voices and visions.
Participating artists:
Hans Adam, Aseum, Ebru Akkamis, Laura Alescio, John Bacon, Charlotte Baqai, Annelise Bekkar, Dariusz Biegaj, Cecilia Carrera, Lode Coen, Martha Cotes, Ana de Cova, Teresa Decinti, Stefania Del Papa, Valaria Galasso, Marussa Giovinazzo, Kora Gogh, Anna Irmanovová, Michael Karshøj Owino, Nad’a Kelemenová, Magdalena Lenartowicz, Gloria Leonardi, Matthew Mark, Jurgen Marke, Stefania Nicolini, Eva Okrslar, Katerina Parpa, Luisa Pereira da Fonseca, Ana Pinho Vargas, Sandra Thaler, Anna Tonelli, Howard Arthur Tweedie, Madlena Vardiashvili.
