At the MAXXI National Museum of 21st Century Arts, there is one of the most curious exhibitions that you will have the opportunity to visit in this period until April 27.
The last few years have been characterized by an impressive technological development that has not spared any sector of our existence; even the fashion sector has been strongly influenced by this planetary upheaval, and all the main players in this field have been either forced or favorably involved in the development of other forms of communication through their styles.
The creativity of the most famous stylists is unleashed and spreads across the entire fashion line, from fabrics to accessories, the design of the most creative minds develops in a whirlwind of inventions at the limit of human comprehension.
Clothes and sounds create, along the way, an unforgettable atmosphere, and the curiosity of how much imagination can be placed in the minds of the most enterprising artists will leave you pleasantly or madly involved in a surprising wonder … or maybe not!
The exploration of these fields always leaves the interlocutor a moment perplexed as to what the intention of the author may be in developing the project he wishes to realize. What does his work want to convey, communicate, say or even shout? A difficult question to address, but fortunately we have this exhibition at our disposal, extraordinary or sweetly abstract, which can provide us with help in understanding the language that these adventurers of contemporary art transmit to us, certainly not with sobriety, but with the right aggressive visual language to be able to cross our barriers, stubbornly and culturally rooted in the most secularized conformism. The path created by Maria Luisa Frisa https://www.einaudi.it/autori/maria-luisa-frisa/ tries to give an answer to how our collective imagination was created through the clothes, jewels and accessories that have followed and sometimes conditioned our social, political, cultural and economic life. Link: https://www.maxxi.art/events/memorabile-ipermoda/