The exhibition 'Chromotherapia,' curated by Maurizio Cattelan and Sam Stourdzé, redefines color photography's reputation by showcasing its vibrant and humorous aspects. Set in Rome, the exhibit features works from twenty artists, focusing on how colors affect moods and perceptions. Despite color therapy's pseudoscientific status, the exhibition explores themes of emotional interaction, utilizing playful and surreal images. Artists like Juno Calypso and Walter Candoha present works that free photography from traditional documentary roles, inviting viewers to engage with a more imaginative and layered understanding of color in art. The exhibition runs from February 28 to June 9.
In Chromotherapia, twenty artists dismantle the stigma around color photography, emphasizing its emotional potential and playful, surreal qualities, reshaping our perception of color in art.
Championing vibrant aesthetics, the exhibition showcases how color interacts with emotions, promoting a more joyous and humorous view of the photographic medium's capabilities.
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