Italian artist Giacomo Puntelli opens a painting exhibition in Tirana; representing his new book

 Giacomo Puntelli and Fjodora Fjora

 An exhibition of visual arts has been opened at the premises of the National Museum of History of Albania last week, with the renowned Italian artists and not only. The creator of this exhibition, Giacomo Puntelli has been invited to the 'Chic' Show of the journalist Fjodora Fjora on News24,  where besides the works of modern Italian art presented in this extraordinary exhibition he has also presented his book 'Puntarello's Notes'. The Art is born in solitude says the artist and these are the works born in solitude.

How has this exhibition started affecting three cities, Tirana, Assis and Berlin?

-This project started in Ireland, the Skellig Islands and the San Michel Monastery, where I saw that in order to find some peace within the building, some monks were frozen in time, so I decided to stay one night to figure out of how these monks lived and to find out if this could even be turned into an intellectual speculation. From there I have begun to understand like most artists.

This book is the fifth volume to come out entitled 'The Puntel Choices' dedicated to Vermeer...

Thus the hypnotic labyrinth in his paintings is under the influence of a hypnotist.

Whereas in the last year, as a year dedicated to Leonardo, I have described in the book Da Vinci Museum and have worked on symbology and contemporary art and have appreciated all the artists who have worked alone, starting with Modilian, a very expansive character, but in the end he remained very lonely, and this appears in his works.

The idea starts with Modiliani but I appreciate all the artistic ones. We've worked in particular with many artists who have the theme of loneliness, the critic explains.