Dialoghi Paralleli brings together, in the same space, the infinite subtleties of the work of two contemporary sculptors. For them, the classical world, with its universe of images and aesthetic references, is a model to reflect upon, to question, and to periodically return to. Despite having different styles and vocations, in their personal language, we can sense the influence of the classical background, whether in the choice of themes or concepts explored, in the balance of lines, in their lack of narrativity, or in their timeless character. The interest in clay, transformed into terracotta or ceramics, is another point that connects them. With great symbolic power, it is associated with the origin of life and, in particular, that of the human being. The primary raw material of sculpture, it receives and shapes the artist's ideas, being an integral part of the creative process.

The work of Jorge Egea and Luca Freschi, gathered in Dialoghi Paralleli, also invites us to approach the materiality of sculpture, to explore the possibilities of three-dimensional form, to delve into the nuances and subtleties of its surface, as well as to navigate through its narratives and iconographies. Both propose a universe of singular beauty, where past and present harmoniously interweave, where transience and permanence coexist, and where silence and presence coalesce.

Curated by Cristina Rodríguez-Samaniego.