Aldo Giusti – Viaggio nel pensiero

Aldo Giusti’s paintings evoke visions of travel and memory. Recollections of distant lands, suggestions of places and poetry, put together like in a personal diary. Giusti exhibits at Palazzo Panichi, from 3 December to 8 January, with works dating from the eighties to the present day.

His works are personal stories that spring from a particular: a box, a shell, a vase, a children’s toy. Around this object, Giusti narrates an episode, reproducing a mood with elaborate compositions of forms, colours and symbols. These are fragments of beloved lands from his past that relive in his daily life.
The show includes more than 100 works, introduced by Prof. Raffaello Bertoli.

Short biography
Aldo Giusti was born in Massa in 1946. He started painting at a very young age, but was forced to take a job that often took him abroad. He travelled in many countries, including Algeria, Russia and Indonesia. These journeys had a big influence on his way of thinking and artistic vision. In 1980 he studied at the Scuola Libera del Nudo (Free School of the Nude) at the Fine Arts Academy in Carrara. He has had many one-man exhibitions and participated in collective shows. This artist has been critically acclaimed by Massimo Bertozzi, Dino Carlesi, Carlo Bordoni, Marilena Pasquali and Paolo Levi.