A major retrospective dedicated to Francesco Clemente explores his painterly practice from the late 1970s to the present day, bringing together around 70 works including rarely exhibited pieces, previously unseen productions, and new paintings.

The exhibition presents the dimension of the in-between — a state of being suspended between worlds and dimensions — as a subject that runs throughout his entire body of work. A sense of metamorphosis permeates the artist’s imagery, in a continuous dialogue between interiority and exteriority.

Clemente’s art reflects a cosmopolitan and experimental attitude, moving across Western and Eastern cultures and traditions. His images address themes connected to identity and the human condition — the self, the body, sexuality, spirituality, myth, and dreamlike landscapes — within a practice that does not follow a linear path, but instead unfolds through multiple directions and visual languages.