The exhibition anthologically collects the sculptural production of Giancarlo Frison, active since the 1960s. His works, predominantly in terracotta or bronze, have forms and a poetics in which lightness prevails, a dreamy quality capable of liberating the observer’s imagination, in a synthesis possible only for those who approach Sculpture with technical and ethical awareness. Thus, it speaks to both the eyes of the simple and the learned. A sort of ethical dreamlike realism. The works on display are composed of different cycles: some of them clearly refer to the Sacred, others to the Phenomenological aspects of Nature or Agricultural Work in a descriptive manner, and still others to the Symbolic and Topological Geometries.

The book accompanying the exhibition, curated by Paolo Pavan, includes texts by Marco Boato, Mirella Cisotto Nalon, Pier Luigi Fantelli, Ernesto Luciano Francalanci, Brunilde Neroni, as well as Paolo Pavan himself.

The book was made possible thanks to the generous contributions of the following companies Vergati srl Ascensori e Welog srl Cloud Monitoring