Tribute to Massimo Troisi through 45 cartoons created by the artist Peppart inspired by the posters of his films
Il Palace of the Arts of Naples, Better known as Pan Museum, hosts Until 15 September 2013 a nice and very special exhibition dedicated to the famous Massimo Troisi, a Neapolitan actor who died prematurely in 1994, whose sixty years since his birth this year.
I just have to vignette it is the title of the exhibition of cartoons and caricatures drawn by the artist Peppart, Aka Giuseppe Avolio, which was inspired by films interpreted and directed by Massimo Troisi to realize 45 caricatures drawn directly on the posters, first freehand and then postproduced by computer.
The entire film career of the great actor famous all over the world has been revisited by Peppart's caricatural style, inspired by the posters and some film scenes, from I start again from three a Che non ci remained piangere, from Sorry for the delay a What time is it, from No thanks, coffee makes me nervous a The Grimace until you get to Il Postinor memorable last work that unfortunately marked the end of the life of one of the most loved artists of the Neapolitan people and not only.
The gestures, the typical expressions of his face, his grimaces, are reproduced faithfully and are "replicated" even on friends and actors who have joined him in his films, such as Lello Arena, Marcello Mastroianni, Enzo Decaro and Roberto Benigni .
Information about the exhibition on Massimo Troisi at the Pan
When: Until 15 September 2013
Entrance: price quotation
Where: Palazzo delle Arti in Naples, via dei Mille 60, Naples
Info: Official Facebook page of Peppart
