Turbamenti della Forma: Valerio Bellati – Untitled c. 1990.
Turbamenti della Forma: Yasmin Brandolini d’Adda – Untitled
c. 1996.
Solighetto
(Treviso): Villa Brandolini – Turbamenti della Forma - Valerio Bellati - Yasmin
Brandolini d’Adda exhibition. In the Prosecco hills in the province of Treviso,
the beautiful retrospective exhibition Turbamenti della Forma, paintings by
Valerio Bellati and Yasmin Brandolini d’Adda, curated by Corrado Castellani,
until November 10 (open Fridays and Saturdays 16-19 and Sundays 10-12 16-19). Emotional Turmoil of the Form displays the abstract works
of the late aristocrates, neighbours and friends, who exercised a significant
influence in the artistic circles of Treviso.
Villa
Brandolini: Turbamenti della Forma exhibition - Valerio Bellati -Yasmin
Brandolini d’Adda. Count Sebastiano
Brandolini d’Adda and Count Massimiliano Bellati, sons of the painters are
photographed between the curator of the exhibition, Corrado Castellani. "In the last decades of the twentieth century lived not far away from each
other, two painters, educated and refined: Valerio Bellati and Yasmin
Brandolini d'Adda.” Said the curator
Corrado Castellani. “The aristocrats, admired each other. Both had completed in
their youth solid art studies, the first steps of a promising career, but both,
because of the accidents of life had discontinued their artistic militancy, renewed
with systematic concentration in later life. After living in the cultural
crossroads of Venice and Milan, where they assimilated the excitement of the
avant-garde movement, they retreated to the family seats of Premaor and Cison, in
the hills of Treviso, and transfered their assimilated experiences into
thoughtful personal journeys. Bellati directed towards the informal and Brandolini d’Adda towards abstraction, they
explored their art with absolute rigor and persuasion, not subject to the changes
of ephemeral styles.” Castellani concludes.
Turbamenti della Forma: Valerio Bellati – Untitled c. 1990.
Turbamenti della Forma: Yasmin Brandolini d’Adda – Untitled
c. 1990.
Villa Brandolini: A view of the garden at Villa Brandolini in Solighetto,
which also houses the soprano, Toti Dal Monte Museum.
Villa Bellati: At the reception following the opening of the
exhibition Turbamenti della Forma - Valerio Bellati - Yasmin Brandolini d’Adda,
Michelin starred local chef Gigetto cooks up a delicious Mushroom Risotto.