Following the great success of the *Abbracci di Luce* (Embraces of Light) exhibition in the autumn of 2025, the Augusto Rancilio Foundation presents a new event dedicated to contemporary art and inner reflection.
*Abbracci dell'Anima* (Embraces of the Soul)-curated by Martina Bortoluzzi and Valeria Foglia-showcases a new selection of works from the Kiron Collection, inviting visitors to embark on a journey into their own inner selves.
Through works by contemporary Italian and international artists, the exhibition explores identity, emotions, memory, passions, fragility, and love, guiding visitors through the various dimensions of the human experience.
The journey ranges from the quest for self and the mystery of identity to the labyrinth of choices; from roots and generational memory to the innocence of childhood and the vitality of passions. It then leads toward fears and inner shadows-viewed not as enemies to be fought, but as parts of ourselves to be acknowledged and embraced. The journey concludes with love, understood as an encounter, a recognition, and an embrace of both the other and the self.
*Abbracci dell'Anima* does not offer a fixed path to follow, but rather an experience to be lived: each artwork becomes a gateway to one's inner world and an opportunity to rediscover a part of oneself through a dialogue with art.
The exhibition is open to the public alongside the opening of Villa Arconati.
*Abbracci dell'Anima* (Embraces of the Soul)-curated by Martina Bortoluzzi and Valeria Foglia-showcases a new selection of works from the Kiron Collection, inviting visitors to embark on a journey into their own inner selves.
Through works by contemporary Italian and international artists, the exhibition explores identity, emotions, memory, passions, fragility, and love, guiding visitors through the various dimensions of the human experience.
The journey ranges from the quest for self and the mystery of identity to the labyrinth of choices; from roots and generational memory to the innocence of childhood and the vitality of passions. It then leads toward fears and inner shadows-viewed not as enemies to be fought, but as parts of ourselves to be acknowledged and embraced. The journey concludes with love, understood as an encounter, a recognition, and an embrace of both the other and the self.
*Abbracci dell'Anima* does not offer a fixed path to follow, but rather an experience to be lived: each artwork becomes a gateway to one's inner world and an opportunity to rediscover a part of oneself through a dialogue with art.
The exhibition is open to the public alongside the opening of Villa Arconati.