From ancient Greek, this word means encounter: between people, places, history, cultures, tales, dreams, and emotions, which sometimes relate to each other in unexpected ways. The title of this exhibition aims to be an open invitation to everyone to actively reappropriate the connections, the atmospheres, and especially the opportunities that the last two years have limited.
In her artistic career, Rabarama has studied language as an instrument of communication. Abstracting from single letters, she tried to go beyond the meaning of words and investigated metalanguage, the philosophy that employs symbols for the transmission of information without filters.
From Riccione, the exhibition Synantisi has arrived on the "Divine Coast". The sculptures of Paola Epifani, aka Rabarama, dialogue with the charm of some of the most evocative places in the world: Positano, Minori, and Amalfi. The title of this exhibition is inspired by ancient Greek and literally translates the word "encounter": between people, places, stories, cultures, stories, dreams, and emotions, which sometimes relate to each other in unexpected ways. Synantisi wants to be an open invitation to everyone to actively reappropriate the connections, atmospheres, and opportunities that surround us.
Through the two sculptures TRANS-PORTO and TRANS-LETTRA, displayed on the pier of Minori, Rabarama has studied language as a method of communication. Abstracting from single letters, she tried to go beyond the meaning of words and investigated metalanguage, the philosophy concerning the use of symbols to communicate without filters.
IM-PLOSIONE, the sculpture set in the parvis of the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in Positano, is inspired by the scientific themes of "micro" and "macro", suggesting once again the possible relationship between the Universe and us. According to Rabarama's message, a deep work of self-analysis would make it possible to release our inner light and in so doing put us in communication with everything that surrounds us.
