From March 28 to July 5, the San Domenico Museum in Imola hosts the exhibition "Vera da pozzo", a monographic exhibition dedicated to the Milanese artist Giovanni Frangi, curated by

Diego Galizzi, director of Imola Museums, and Marta Cereda, independent curator. Set up in the

interior spaces, in the quadriportico, and in the cloister of the former Dominican convent, the exhibition is

conceived in close relation to the historical architecture of the complex and is configured as a

broad and conscious examination of the artist's most recent experiences.

Over 40 works are on display, including large paintings, sculptures, and drawings, organized into

four autonomous yet interconnected cycles. The result is a seamless

journey, a kind of visual self-analysis that monitors the artist's current research, linking nature, sky, movement, and memory.

The title of the exhibition is visually represented by the artist's unique intervention

on the well in the center of the cloister. Vera da pozzo – the protective balustrade

surrounding the well's hole – becomes an evocative image and at the same time a symbolic device:

the well as a place of depth, reflection, and emergence, where architectural space

and pictorial research come together.