A place of great historical value, a jewel of architecture, overlooking the square of the same name, in the center of Rome, near the tourist Campo Fiori. Historic seat of the Apostolic Chancellery, the Palace dates back to the end of the 1400s and is an extraterritorial area of the Holy See. The noble floor of the Palace Chancellery hosts countless works by great artists: from the vault of the Study Room frescoed by Perin del Vaga to the famous Salon of one hundred days, with a paint by Giorgio Vasari.
The new exhibition entitled Leave A Trace, presented by Anna Isopo of Arte Borgo Gallery, arises from the aspects of singular expressive languages that constitute a presence, a trace, which every single interpreter leaves behind. A solid connection between present and future in which profound and unconscious elements of inspiration materialize. Complex languages elaborated between colors, signs and shapes which, although different, are emotionally connected. A soft and suggestive poiesi that vibrates the thread of perception in continuous evolution.