The emotional landscapes of artist ALICE VOGLINO on display Saturday, Oct. 8, on the occasion of the 18th Giornata del Contemporaneo promoted by AMACI - Association of Italian Contemporary Art Museums.
The Veronese painter, who works on the perception of reality and through color searches for the essence of things with the intent to communicate harmony and beauty, opens the doors of her Verona (Italy) studio at Corso Milano 23 from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. to present her recent research.

An opportunity for visitors to experience his own personal relationship with color and its generative capacity in an environment where works of art are created and become living and diffuse presences.
Paintings, sculptures, paintings on different media and reproductions in clothing and accessories that welcome the visitor by giving life to a system of ecological relationship because it is capable of generating relationship, harmony, beauty, new visions, new thoughts.
A sustainable contemporary art, then, that knows how to involve people by bringing greater awareness and sensitivity to themselves and what surrounds us, a contemporary art more familiar and close to the everyday and in connection with the whole.

In support of this intent, Alice Voglino hosts in her studio at different times of the year the works of other artists in exhibitions that are part of her project to prompt visitors to question existence through different artistic languages.
In October, Alice Voglino hosts in her atelier the works of Vincenzo Frattini, in the exhibition Olos, curated by Cristina Cuttica with Manuel Zoia Gallery, which can be visited during the studio visit for the Giornata del Contemporaneo.