It opens on April 1, 2023 from 18.00 at the Museo Venanzo Crocetti in Rome the
solo exhibition by Cinzia Pellin entitled Women’s life curated by Alberto
Dambruoso.
In the exhibition will be presented fifteen paintings that are part of the last pictorial project
developed by the artist in the last year of activity. The absolute protagonists of this new pictorial and exhibition project, as can be seen from the title, are women.  Pellin dedicated fifteen canvases to the single portrait, in some cases double and triple, of women who, reporting his own words: “they decided to succeed, women who made their realization a mantra, who chose to cultivate their passions, their talents and develop them in the work. Women who, beyond the stereotypes in which they have been chained for too long, have decided to realize themselves and have chosen to live 100%”.

In all these paintings highlight the extraordinary ability of the artist to return to the observer the psychological strength of each person portrayed. In fact, of every woman portrayed, Pellin was able to paint not only her figure but more importantly, her soul.
The exhibition will be accompanied by a catalogue with the text of the curator in addition to the
images of the works.

After the presentation by Alberto Dambuoso there will be the screening of the documentary filmed in the artist’s studio by director Michelangelo Pepe, the performances of some of the women portrayed in the paintings and a wine tasting of Casale del Giglio, one of the sponsors of the event.

The exhibition will remain open until April 13 at the following times:
Monday to Friday: 11-13 and 15-19 / Saturday 11-19
Monday 10 April the museum will be closed

From September 11th to October 10th, 2020, the Galata Museo del Mare exhibition gallery will host an exhibition by Cinzia Pellin, entitled “The temptations”.

The event, which proposes about twenty oils on canvas, is curated by Luciano Caprile who critically introduces the catalog with its text.

Inauguration: Thursday September 10th at 5.30pm. With the participation of Nicoletta Viziano, President of Mu.MA, together with the artist and the curator. Some of the protagonists of the canvases will speak too.

Screening of Michelangelo Pepe’s video.

Cinzia Pellin paints the figure of Jesus surrounded by tempting women in an atmosphere between the sacred and the profane. The extraordinary interpretative ability of this Roman artist, manages to enhance the seductive qualities of the female protagonists thanks to a technique of refined elegance where black and white prevails to leave the role of narrative underlines with rapid touches of color.

The protagonist is the light that creates suggestive contrasts and makes the represented scenes three-dimensional. The expressiveness of the faces and the poses of the characters, thus reach a strong emotional charge.

The exhibition shows a male figure who interprets Christ while he is performing the Eucharistic rite of the Last Supper “wrapped in a white garment that seems to want to defend him from the surrounding world”. It is a Christ, as Luciano Caprile writes, who “is not disturbed by the seductive behavior of those around him. His gaze is turned to us, who looks and understand perfectly the role of temptresses, since they belong to our daily reality”. It can also be considered as a reflection on a modern Jesus, who transforms himself from a sacred figure to a deeply human one. Other portraits of splendid women constitute the corollary of an exhibition where female beauty assumes the role of constant visual and perceptual attraction.

Cinzia Pellin was born in Velletri (Rome) on July 19th, 1973. After the Artistic Lyceum she attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, graduating in scenography with full marks. She worked exclusively for the Old Art Galleries of Padua. In Holland she collaborated with the Van Loon Galleries in Vught where she held her own personal exhibition, while today she works exclusively for Belgium and the Netherlands with the Cafmeyer Gallery, in England it is linked to the Different Gallery and has exhibited together with the master Berlingeri at the Moorehouse in London. In 2017 her works were exhibited at the Villa Reale in Monza in the anthology “The Women Beauty” promoted by Caloni Transporti s.r.l. of which she became a testimonial.

Luciano Caprile was born in Genoa on January 14th, 1941. He currently writes on “Il Secolo XIX” in Genoa and on the magazine “Arte in world”. He has curated important exhibitions in numerous private and public spaces in Italy and abroad.