Exhibitions | ||
 | Padernello Saturday 5th June 2021, at 5 p.m., vernissage of the exhibition "Castles, ghosts, legends" fifteen "living" black and white images of the Castle of Padernello in large format. Images that inside the rooms of the ancient castle will recall the presence of Biancamaria, the "white lady". The fascination of the backlit black and white will take us back into the fairytale world of the girl's childhood; we will witness the daily moments of her ephemeral existence, we will live her joys, all this in absolute darkness. | ||
 | Gorzone, Boario Terme Saturday, July 17th 2021, at 5.00 p.m., opening of the exhibition at the Castle of Gorzone. Fifteen unreleased images, in large format, in strict black and white, backlit, to "read" in the dark the feelings of the protagonists. A guided tour that will tell us about the love affairs, life and death of the noble lord of the castle and the young chaste girls who, according to the legend of Gian Mario Andrico, experienced in those rooms fleeting moments of sweet or poignant passions. | ||
 | Soncino Saturday, August 28th 2021, at 5.00 p.m., opening of the exhibition at the Museo della Stampa. A narration through images inspired by the "legend of the Two Towers", Nives and Valente, by Anna Martinenghi together with some other shots of the legends of Padernello and Gorzone. All the images are in large format, in classic black and white, presented in suggestive backlit frames. A large and unusual section of the exhibition, printed in color in fine art, is dedicated to the Rocca of Soncino. | ||
 | Pandino Saturday, October 16th 2021, at 5.00 p.m., opening of the exhibition in the rooms of the Visconti Castle of Pandino. The images narrate the life and genius of Marius Stroppa, an illustrious guest in the rooms of the castle. The exhibition is completed by works inspired by the legends of Padernello, Gorzone, Soncino, all in large format in the usual backlit black and white. A section of the exhibition, printed in color in fine art, is entirely dedicated to the Visconti Castle of Pandino. | ||