Exhibitions 2025

Volterra Art Week 2025 aims to bridge the growing gap between the often elitist contemporary art world and the general public. It seeks to renew the dialogue between art and the general public, seeking a more open and universal language that celebrates creative freedoms and limitless expression. "Art Without Limits" invites artists to contribute to bridging this current gap through creative exploration, drawing from the deepest depths of their being.

Central Theme: "Beyond Perfection": In a world obsessed with control and precision, Art Week 2025 challenges artists to transcend their self-imposed limits, going beyond the ideal of perfection. Here, art becomes synonymous with freedom and authenticity, where each work is a bold exploration of the new, the unexpected, and the forgotten. It's an invitation to creators, from established artists to emerging talents, to demonstrate courage, originality, and audacity beyond trends.

Artistic Experiences: Exhibit "Without Limits": A visionary collection where art defies norms and transcends tradition. Creativity reigns supreme here, transcending all constraints, from experimental materials to innovative techniques. This exhibition invites artists to freely express their visions and demonstrates that the true power of art lies in its constant reinvention and bold statements.

CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION VENICE

« Invisible Architectures: Spaces of the Soul and the City »

International Contemporary Art Exhibition from September 27 to October 8, 2025

Palais PISANI REVERDIN - Quartier San Marco - VENISE - Italie

Laurent Vossot's work is distinguished by its dynamic energy and strong theatrical component. "Harlequin – Commedia dell'arte" captures the playful and theatrical spirit of the traditional character, reinterpreting it in a contemporary way through sinuous forms and vibrant colors.

The subject is composed of an interweaving of luminous color fields, evenly applied and coated with a glossy finish that amplifies the visual intensity of the whole. The artist uses a rigid composite technique with double-sided acrylic paint, giving the work a three-dimensionality that invites the viewer to move around it to grasp its fullness.

The playful element is central: the curved lines and irregular colors recall Harlequin's diamond-patterned costume, but in a freer, more abstract, almost fragmented version. The face, reduced to a masked essentiality, evokes the anonymity of the theatre mask, a universal symbol of metamorphosis and ambiguity.

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