From February 22 to March 1, 2025, the San Vidal Exhibition Space in Venice will host the international collective exhibition “Timebound Specter”, organized by curators Rossella Bellan and Antonietta Panico of Nartwork APS.

The exhibition explores, through the works of contemporary artists, the concept of time as an invisible but pervasive force, a “specter” that leaves traces of human perception, shaping our reality. The exhibiting artists reflect on how time influences the past, present, and future, illuminating the intangible elements that affect our existence. Through their works, the audience is invited to reflect on how time intertwines with memory, identity, and uncertainty.

The exhibition features works by national and international artists and includes an interactive experience: each artwork is accompanied by a QR Code that allows visitors to access the personal reflections of the artists, fostering a direct dialogue between creator and viewer.

Vernissage
The vernissage will take place on Saturday, February 22, starting at 5:00 PM, with a presentation of the exhibition by the curators and participating artists. Complimentary copies of the official exhibition catalog, featuring critical essays by art historians Gianpasquale Greco and Maria Aurelia Catalano Rossi Danielli, will be distributed (while supplies last). A small reception will follow.

Access
Admission to the exhibition is free, open from Tuesday to Sunday during the following hours:
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM and 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM, at the San Vidal Exhibition Space, Campo San Zaccaria, Venice.

Artists on display

Amomì (Italy), Luca Balottin (Italy), Claudio Barbugli (Italy), Simona Berea (Romania), Franco Bulfarini – Bulfarte (Italy), Chris21 (France), Maria Daloiso (Italy), Rika Maja Duevel (Norway), Ipek Düzcan (Montenegro), Mar Enriquez (Spain), Flavia Fernandes (Brazil), Mario Formica (Italy), Nathalie Guglielmo (Italy), Violeta Hristova-Mintcheva (Bulgaria), JBG (United Kingdom ), Kenny R. K. (Japan), Rada Koleva-Genova (Italy), Lausen (Switzerland), Daniela Melzig (Germany), Atsushi Ohta (Japan), Attila Olasz (Hungary), Kseniya Oudenot (Ukraine), Caroline Pasquier (Switzerland), Utaellamarie Peter (Germany), Weronika Raczynska (Poland), Lisa Smith (Japan), Maria Carolina Terracciano (Italy), Angela Thouless (Scotland ), Roxana Yanovsky (Argentina).

Technical and Critical Details

• Curators: Rossella Bellan and Antonietta Panico
• Art Critics and Historians: Gianpasquale Greco, Maria Aurelia Catalano Rossi Danielli
• Graphic Design: Antonio Imparato
• Exhibition Setup: Giulio Bellan