Picasso, Morandi, Parmiggiani: Still Lifes

This exhibition brings together the analytical rigor of Pablo Picasso, the meditative repetition of Giorgio Morandi, and the ethereal smoke-shadows of Claudio Parmiggiani. Set against the backdrop of the Venice Biennale, the show traces how the humble still life—a bottle, a vase, a skull—serves as a laboratory for understanding time and absence. It marks a rare dialogue between Morandi's dusty studio shelves and Picasso's restless pictorial reinvention.

You're watching the physical remnants of an artist's process, where fourteen Picasso masterpieces meet Morandi's curated clusters of carafes and vases. The atmosphere is one of profound stillness, punctuated by Parmiggiani's Delocazione works where smoke and soot leave ghostly imprints of objects on the walls. The scale shifts from the intimate domesticity of Morandi's own studio items to the bold, fragmented canvases of Picasso, all bathed in the soft, reflective light of Venice.