Italian art exhibitions feature Bruno Ronco and Luca Alinari

Two distinct art exhibitions are currently being highlighted in Italy. In Chiavari, artist Bruno Ronco returns to the Galleria G. F. Grasso with “Oltre il paesaggio,” a collection of watercolors running from September 19 to October 4. The exhibition explores an evolution from traditional landscape representation toward a more abstract approach, where light, reflections, and minimal signs like lines and points create a new visual journey.

In Reggio Emilia, the Galleria Bonioni Arte is hosting “Paesaggi visionari,” an exhibition dedicated to the works of Luca Alinari (1943–2019). The show features approximately twenty paintings on canvas, primarily from the 1990s with some works from the 1970s. Alinari’s work is characterized by imaginary landscapes, enigmatic figures, and a blend of techniques including decalcomania and collage, reflecting on the relationship between humanity and society.