Hans Op de Beeck Komar e Melamid Inez Van Lamsweerde The
exhibition focuses in particular on images showing unreal
situations that at first glance are perceived as real and on
true situations, on the contrary, that are perceived as a
figment of one's imagination. It shows that while the
surrealistic concepts that developed from the early 1920s are
still in the works of several important artists of today, many
others have developed an aesthetic concept influenced by the
languages of the telematic tools for the masses. The show is
divided into 4 chronological sections, each of which presents
works from a different decade. curated by Gianni Mercurio and
Demetrio Paparoni The birth of psychoanalysis gave rise to a
vast movement of thought that constituted a true revolution in
the ambit of 20th century modernism. Like the Bolshevik
revolution, which through class struggle transformed the
perception of the social role of the masses, the
psychoanalytical revolution also had great influence on the
culture and customs