Here, creativity and analytical ability, together with the power of light, had embraced the themes of social realism, through studies of light perception. The exhibition in Alba offers you a chance to observe the creative journey of this painter, starting from the works related to his Turin apprenticeship, until accession to the poetics of Futurism. Walking in the halls of the exhibition, you will learn to recognize his choice of bold cuts in perspective, its features rich brushstrokes of bright filaments, and contrasts between light and dark.
Among the works on display, you can pay more attention to something really special, like the “Polyptych of the Living”, or “The Hand of the Violinist”, but also “The Little Girl Running on a Balcony.” If you have enough time, stop a little more, assimilating perceptual stimuli in your heart, those two very special paintings can offer: “Dynamism of a dog on a leash,” and “Flight of swallows.” Yes, you can sit down. Use a pen and paper, pencil and colors, because you too can capture a visual emotion, assimilating and turning what Giacomo Balla had been produced and has given us: the power of light, it is a real thing.
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