Saturday 9 November 2019, at 5.30 pm, the inauguration of the exhibition "Art and sound, interactive and sound works from electronics to robotics", curated by Monica Bonollo and Simona Zava , will be held at the Rocca Roveresca in Senigallia .
The exhibition offers a particular and innovative path, which develops through sound and interactive works by the artists Peter Vogel, Ale Guzzetti and Fausto Balbo.

The exhibition is promoted by the Municipality of Senigallia, in collaboration with the Polo Museale delle Marche, the Municipal Museum of Modern Art, Information and Photography of Senigallia, Valmore Studio d'Arte and the Carlo Emanuele Bugatti Amici del Musinf Association. .

Set up in the majestic rooms of the Rocca Roveresca, the exhibition offers a selection of works of exemplary importance by three artists representing three different generations: Peter Vogel, Ale Guzzetti and Fausto Balbo.

Peter Vogel (Freiburg, 1937-2017) was one of the greatest pioneers of electronic and sound art. Since the seventies he has been creating interactive works of art, which react to the presence of the viewer. Movements, sounds and lights communicate with the observer but also between the observer and himself. Ale Guzzetti (Tradate, Varese, 1953) is one of the first Italian artists dedicated to technological and interactive art, on which he has been working since 1983; in those years are his first sound sculptures, in a continuum of increasingly technically sophisticated works, up to the point of robotics. Ale Guzzetti's works touch on important themes, his robots offer the visitor, in addition to the charm of discovery, the pleasure of meeting a friend who comes from another universe.

Fausto Balbo (Ceva, Cuneo, 1970) cultivates a passion for the transformation of musical instruments, creates sound sculptures that rediscover and highlight everything that remains hidden in the objects of everyday life; works where kinetics and cymatics interact and contaminate each other.

The exhibition offers an innovative contamination between robotics and art, making use of sophisticated and new languages, involving the public to become an active part of the works themselves.