In September, Fondazione Luigi Rovati will come alive with a series of porcelain figures created by Cibelli, anthropomorphic and zoomorphic sculptures that recall the aesthetics of Etruscan painting and sculpture. Through these works, the artist pays homage to the Etruscans' attitude toward conviviality and the pleasure of living in harmony with nature, shaping a poetic narrative that celebrates our origins, rooted in water and light, flowers and fire.

Diego Cibelli was born in Naples in 1987, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples and later moved to Berlin where he graduated from the Weissensee Kunstochschule. After five years he decided to return to his hometown and graduated in Product Design at Vanvitelli University. His artistic research has always explored humanistic geography, interpreted as the study of territories, their history and the related sense of belonging that human beings develop, generating new living spaces.