The exhibition Nothing really matters

Last year was really hard for most of us. The global pandemic has claimed many lives and has affected almost all of us. Each of us approaches it in different ways, and one of them is, for example, the one in which arts help us express what our soul feels, but words cannot describe.

Rossocinabro presents Nothing Really Matters, a group exhibition featuring works that represent the artists’ personal reflection on the emotional, psychological and spiritual impact of isolation, loss, separation, confusion, fear, loneliness and the full range of emotions and reactions experienced by everyone in this last year.

During the realization of their works, the artists dialogue with their being and with their language they are capable of transforming the life, necessity and value of their existence. The dialogues are never explicit. The works could be an interior monologue, the result of those who abstract from everyday life and look into the depths, but they could also simply be an attempt to dialogue with you (after all, they made them for you).

Nothing really matters, but this does not mean that everyone’s life cannot seem incredible, the artists prove it by igniting new visions, perspectives, possibilities.

Featured artists: Cecilia Álvarez, Alessandro Angeletti, Brian Avadka Colez, Heike Baltruweit, Naqiba Bergefurt, Kyna De Schouël, Onno Dröge, Andreas Ender, Gabi Simon Artworks Concept, Jasmine Genzel, Grant Pace, Evaldas Gulbinas, Andrew Heiser, Alexandra Kordas, Michael Jiliak, Fiona Livingstone, Cox Nathanael, O’d, Kseniya Oudenot, Ann Palmer, Gerhard Petzl, Ludwika Pilat, Sal Ponce Enrile, Soha Jeong Kyoung-Mee, Stopar Nina, Belle Roth, Taka & Megu, Stéphane Vereecken

Curator Cristina Madini

Place: Via Raffaele Cadorna, 28, Rome, Italy
Date: from Wednesday 17 March to Friday 2 April 2021
Start: 11.00 am
Contact: galleria.rossocinabro@gmail.com

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