UntrueUnreal

In the splendid setting of the Strozzi family’s Renaissance palace in Florence, a unique event has come to life, the first exhibition dedicated to one of the major artists of contemporary art in the world, Anish Kapoor.

Kapoor’s works arouse amazement and anxiety, questioning every certainty. In the rational geometries of Palazzo Strozzi, the artist invites us to lose and rediscover ourselves, to explore a world whose boundaries between true and false dissolve, questioning ourselves on what is Untrue or Ureal.

“I have always been attracted by an idea of fear, by a sensation of vertigo, of falling. It is a vision of darkness. Fear is a darkness where the eye is uncertain, the hand turns in the hope of a contact and only the imagination has a chance of escape.” A. Kapoor (1993).

Good vision!