The four elements

Earth, water, air and fire have always been symbols of nature and the human experience. This idea has given rise to an exhibition project that fosters a continuous and fruitful dialogue between the photography, the painting and the sculpture, giving each author complete freedom to interpret the primordial elements through their own perspective and sensibility. The result is a captivating journey between reality and imagination, memory and experimentation, which invites visitors to form their own interpretation of the works on display. The exhibition brings together the works of seven leading figures: Renzo Miglio, Roberto Cavallo, Paola Valfrè, Marina Vercellio, Paolo Forsennati, Enrico Andreis e Claudio Pepino.

The exhibition draws on the experience of the F.A.R.E. Collective – Photographers and Artists United as a Team, an organisation established within the Neyrone Photography Club, Trofarello to bring together different languages ranging from street photography at reportage, from thearchitecture to thevisual processinguntil the abstract painting, to the textural design and the multi-material installations. The exhibition covers works by Renzo Miglio (founder of the La Mole Photography Group, Turin and awarded at the Nikon International Photo Contest in Tokyo) to the documentary projects by Roberto Cavallo, with the black-and-white geometric patterns of Paola Valfrè right through to the intimate stories of Marina Vercellio. The itinerary is rounded off by the social reportage by Enrico Andreis, the introspective explorations of Claudio Pepino and the eclectic contribution of Paolo Forsennati, offering a polyphonic experience at the historic venue of Rivoli.