Wandering around San Gimignano with my friends and looking inside shop windows, we were attracted by the "large sphere of newspapers" that you see above, the walls of the room in which he was staying were sprinkled with electronic signs in bright colors with different writings .

In the grip of curiosity, we entered and discovered a free exhibition by Michelangelo Olivero Pistoletto, an Italian painter and sculptor from "Biella", called the main artist of "poor art" current.

A very interesting and attractive exhibition, which proposed several works, for those of you that were in Milan's central station area lately you could for sure notice his enormous sculpture below, entitled "the reintegrated apple".

I found his works really nice and interesting, I took the opportunity to take some pictures.

What you see above was one of the many rooms containing TVs, on which you could watch different movies and documentaries, some of them were equipped with headphones, others, like the one in the photograph above had open sound, you could sit on chairs to watch the videos.

The room full of colored-tipped spikes was one of my favorites.

Another work that intrigued me a lot is that which involved so many small wooden statues scattered through the museum, the only risk was that of hitting them, as they could be found even on stairways.

A very various and creative artist, which I had never heard of except for the sculpture in the central station, turned out to be a pleasant discovery for us, among plastic statues, paintings with funny faces or not, big illusory and gigantic mirrors rooms containing several of his works we spent a couple of hours lost in his inspiration.

All the photos in the article were made by me, hoping you would like to greet and thank you, see you soon!