Press
Entanglement: quantum connections in Giuseppe Bernabei’s art
Press release · Pino Molica Gallery, Via Crescenzio 46/a, 00193 Roma
Pino Molica Gallery, at Via Crescenzio 46/a in Rome, ‘re-presents’ Entanglement, a solo exhibition by Giuseppe Bernabei curated by Pino Molica. The exhibition explores painting as a place of connection and interdependence: dense, layered gestures translate the physical principle of entanglement — distant particles that continue to influence one another — into images, while the painted material resonates with the viewer.
The exhibition is an immersive journey bringing painting into dialogue with poetry and contemporary theoretical reflection through three evenings, all on Fridays at 8 pm, on 16, 23 and 30 October 2026.
The first two evenings, Friday 16 and Friday 23 October, present Poetry — The voices of poetry: poetry pays an ideal visit to the exhibition with Nicola Marcucci (author, actor and voice actor), in direct dialogue with the paintings on view.
The series concludes on 30 October with Entanglement — Meets the public, a discussion led by Gabriele Perretta, art critic and theorist of media and literature, author and curator of Quantum C.O.M. (Milan, 2026), and author of the essay on Giuseppe Bernabei’s work published in Segno 307 (Pescara, year LI, September–October 2026).
The official exhibition catalogue, published by Salaeditori, is available at the gallery alongside issue 307 of Segno magazine. The catalogue includes texts by Paolo Balmas, Guglielmo Gigliotti, Fernando and Emilio Persichetti; graphic coordination is by Mattia Molica.
Press release and posters
Critical writings
- Fabrizio Crisafulli, "Juliet Art Magazine" no. 86, February–March 1998, "Spray Italy" column — on Giuseppe Bernabei’s "Style Life" at the Explorer Coffee Gallery.
- RomArte, “Explorer Coffee Gallery”, Pino Giampà’s interview with Pino Molica, Year II no. 3, 1998.
- la Repubblica, "Va di moda la vernice con spaghetti e dance" (“The vernissage with spaghetti and dance is in fashion”), Rome news section, 21 September 1997.