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Gilda Contemporary Art presents AKASHA - "The service of art through universal memory" solo exhibition by Francesca Candito curated by Cristina Gilda Artese.
The Milanese gallery located in the heart of the 5 Vie district inaugurates the new year's exhibition season with an exhibition and a collateral project by Francesca Candito. Her research stems from painting, almost in classical form and crosses spirituality finally joining with embroidery that acts as a connector with messages coming from an invisible yet tangible space: the Akasha. On display will be small works on canvas and fabric. In Sanskrit akasha means ether, an element that originated from emptiness, before life and matter. Within the akasha are stored the memories that have been created since the first seed of life on earth. Every thought of every man, every action, every word has been recorded to this day in the aether. All within a space that continues to receive every present. The interesting thing is that this memory is possible to interrogate because it is at the service of people in order to support them in their personal evolutionary journey. So the gallery thought of making this service available: A Personal Reading of the Akashic Records.
What happens during the reading?
The reading lasts about an hour, and the person can bring in one or more questions about his or her personal life (e.g., why do I always attract people of a certain type? Why do I have a bad job? Have I had traumas in this or other lives that create blocks for me to express my thinking?). A specific space has been dedicated in the gallery where the artist and the person who will receive the service can devote themselves to the work without being disturbed. Francesca receives by writing and later reads the response by saving an audio copy so that the person can take all the words that have arrived with them in order to be able to calmly go deep into the message intended for them. Those who can speak in this space can be their own soul, the higher self or the Ascended Masters. The information that comes in is always only and solely for the evolution and enrichment of the person, and is filled with joy and love. The section is closed and after about 15 days the person will receive a custom-made artwork as there will be the key words of the reading and the images that the soul or masters have indicated. It is specified that the service includes the creation of a customized artwork and is therefore to be considered a fee. For reservations on the availability of the artist, the duration of the service and the characteristics of the work, as well as the cost of the reading and the work, write to: pa@gildacontemporaryart.it
Reservations can be made on Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
It is possible to request the reading online.
For more information write to: info@gildacontemporaryart.it
BIOGRAPHY
Francesca Candito (Rome 1975). She graduated in Urban and Environmental Spatial Planning at the Faculty of Architecture in Milan and graduated in painting at the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera. Her research proceeds between her two studios in Milan and Verona. His solo exhibitions include "You are what you bring from a thousand lives" Minimum Monza Museum (2022), "Rebirth" and the performance "Rebirth from Heaven to Earth. The Words of the Heart" at Gilda Contemporary Art (2021), "The pictorial research of Francesca Candito," Galleri Tornby in Bindslev, Denmark (2019), "Open Spirit" curated by Luigi Marsiglia at Biblioteca San Giovanni in Pesaro (2018), "In the Eyes of Strangers" solo exhibition inspired by Rosa Genoni at Museo Valtellinese di Storia e Arte in Sondrio (2018). Group shows include "Sacro Macello" bi-personal at the Museo Valtellinese Storia e Arte (Sondrio) 2020, "Ex Voto" Museo Marino Marini (Florence) 2020". In 2017 he exhibited, at Palazzo Reale in Milan as a finalist for the Mondadori Art Prize. Several publications have been written about Candito's research work. His works can be found in some private and public collections in Italy and abroad in permanent public collections such as at the Museo Diocesano in Asti or Palazzo Marino Marini in Florence.
