The pride and loneliness of those who live on the island in the stories of artists, photographers and journalists
In Ozieri the collective exhibition “Isolitudine” curated by Marco Ceraglia
The term " Isolitudine " was coined by the Sicilian Gesualdo Bufalino in the novel "Diceria dell'untore" but pride in one's roots and isolation are also common to Sardinians . Hence the idea of the collective exhibition curated by Marco Ceraglia and which will be inaugurated on Friday at 6 pm in the Archaeological Civic Museum at the Poor Clares of Ozieri .
The exhibition will be open until September 30th . Hours: Tuesday to Friday 9-13 and 15-19, Saturday and Sunday 10-13 and 15-18.
“Isolitudine” collects the contributions of 9 artists : Igino Panzino, Josephine Sassu, Giusy Calia, Stefano Serusi, Gabriella Locci, Alberto Soi, Mario Fois, Caterina Lai and Marilena Pitturru. Also exhibiting 5 photographers: Davide Virdis, Pierluigi Dessì, Stefano Pia, Gigliola Lai, Ilaria Pisoni and Francesca Esposito.
The curator explains: "The sea is a liquid boundary that, if on the one hand makes a land an island, on the other hand it marks the character of those who are born there, live there, of those who relate deeply to an island" . “For this story of isolation - he continues - I make my own the concept developed by Carl Jung, the collective unconscious in its most schematic definition: 'Deposit of the experience of humanity, present in every single individual'".
Also involved were the journalists Celestino Tabasso and Giacomo Mameli ; the theater director Sante Maurizi and the film director Giovanni Columbu ; the semiologist Francesco Sedda ; the biologist Vittorio Gazale , the seafarer Eugenio Cossu , the psychologist Antonina Serra and the art critic Mariolina Cosseddu .
