Ora et Labora
Public Viewing: From May 2021
Location: Charles Pintonino, St. Christopher Street, Valletta.
Location: Charles Pintonino, St. Christopher Street, Valletta.
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‘Ora et Labora’ translated ‘Pray and Work’, is a collection of artworks by G. Luigi Rossi exhibited at Charles Pintonino, St. Christopher Street, Valletta. The works displayed as from May 2021 are a series of paintings created during the pandemic year 2020. Vibrant, expressive works in varied sizes and shapes are displayed on two levels.
Featured works include: 'Magisterium', Oils on Alubond; 'Lost Island', Acrylic on Canvas, and 'Ahoy, Grand Harbour', Oils on Canvas. Supported and endorsed by: 
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Figuris et Coloribus
Public Viewing: 23rd December - January 2020
Location: Museo Diocesano di Piazza Armerina - Italy
Location: Museo Diocesano di Piazza Armerina - Italy
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G Luigi Rossi presented an exhibition of 14 large paintings at Museo Diocesano in Piazza Armerina in December 2019. The exhibition entitled 'Figuris et Coloribus'; translated from latin 'Shapes and Colours', is a celebration of the various, infinite possibilities of painted expressions through the elements of art. The artworks range from vivid multi-tone works to monochrome and darker shades, inspired from current realities and influencing cultures.
The exhibition was followed by journalist Marco Mauro Martello who is the editor at Cosenostrenews.it 
G Luigi Rossi with Marco Mauro Martello, Editor at Cosenostrenews.it
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'55 Summers'
Public Viewing: 7th December - January 2020.
Location: Aldabra Gallery, SmartCity Malta
Location: Aldabra Gallery, SmartCity Malta
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'55 Summers', the exhibitions which carries the title of the selected painting, was a recollection of the various styles and media works by G Luigi Rossi. The artist unveiled the 'Metropolis' sculptures at '55 Summers' in December 2019 and curator Umberto Putzu interviewed the artist at Aldabra Gallery. The vistage collection of miniatures was also exhibited at '55 Summers'.
The guests had the opportunity to meet the artist at the working studios. 
G Luigi Rossi with curator Umberto Putzu at ' 55 Summers', 7th Decemer 2019. |
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Time Capsule
Public Viewing: 27th October - 25th November 2019.
Location: Palazzo Pappalardo, Trapani - Italy
Location: Palazzo Pappalardo, Trapani - Italy
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The artist is presenting a number of artworks, including 'Round Midnight,' 'Slot Machine' and 'Luzzu Towers.' In his art, the artist encompasses moments of reality in a composition that depicts the emotions of the subject and locks a time-frame onto the canvas. Through this exhibition, the artist shows his vision of his experiences and deconstructs the shapes of reality to invite the viewers into other realms of possibilities.
The Solo exhibition by G. Luigi Rossi was welcomed in the city of Trapani in the prestigious Palazzo Pappalardo. G. Luigi Rossi was invited by Soprintendenza BB.CC.AA. di Trapani and endorsed by Dipartimento Regionale dei Beni Culturali e dell'Identità Siciliana. The exhibition organization was directed by Think 1st input and Mr Giuseppe Andolina. |
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Round Midnight
Date: 1st - 31st August 2019
Location: Чернігівський oblasnij hudožníj muzej ímení Grigoríâ Galagana - Chernihiv Art Museum, Ukraine
Location: Чернігівський oblasnij hudožníj muzej ímení Grigoríâ Galagana - Chernihiv Art Museum, Ukraine
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'Round Midnight' is the title of the painting by G. Luigi Rossi dedicated to the Fall of the Berlin Wall. The painting is a tribute to the city of Leipzig where the artist has lived for several years. The artist was inspired by the night in Leipzig on 9th October 1989; the work is in Oils on Denim depicting visions of the atmosphere during the peaceful "Wir sind das Volk" candlewalks.
In year 2016 during a visit in Einhoven, Holland, the artist encountered a Jeans-Maker who supplied the artist with the denim canvas. Rossi envisioned the atmosphere he experienced years before in Leipzig, and depicted the bright and vivid colours of new beginnings onto the deep blue of the canvas. Through a striking palette of high hues contrasting the dark canvas, the artist finds balance around a new rising day. His spontaneous brush stroke captures the limitless possibilities of freedom, creating a world of harmony throughout colour and shapes. The energy of a new movement which shaped the new era is felt in the tonalities of the painting which transmits an invitation to the viewer to search for more possibilities. The artwork was finished in 2017. As an artist, G. Luigi Rossi continues to challenge the art of creativity in connection to the power of human emotion. |
Organisation and direction thanks to Sergiy Agienko, Alex Soloviov, ЖИВА ŠAFA, Olena Zagrebina, and ArtMalta
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