Catalogue of my solo show

“Guilty. Allegories of human condition”

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This Catalogue features high-quality images of the works presented in the exhibition, alongside a series of critical texts that guide the viewer towards a deeper understanding of the works’ underlying meanings and significance.

GUILTY, ALLEGORIES OF HUMAN CONDITION
Terlizzi | October 10 – November 29, 2026
Florence | January 9 – February 13, 2027

Published by: Claudio Grenzi Editore
ISBN: 978-88-8431-991-3

Curated by: Sandro Barbagallo
With contributions by:

Giuseppe de Palma — Painter and Principal Instructor at The Florence Academy of Art.

Sandro Barbagallo — Curator of the Historical Collections of the Vatican Museums and Consultant to the Office of Pontifical Liturgical Ceremonies.

Samuele Lastrucci — Orchestra Conductor, Director of the Medici Museum, and co-founder, together with Federico Maria Sardelli, of the Lulli Institute in Florence.

Don Michele Amorosini — Director of the Diocesan Office for Cultural Heritage and Sacred Art, and Director of the Diocesan Museum of Molfetta.

Daniel Graves — Painter, printmaker, and founder of The Florence Academy of Art.

Simona Dolci — Architect, painter, and Head of the Drawing Program at The Florence Academy of Art.

Thomas Richards — Painter and Artistic Director of The Florence Academy of Art.

Giovanni Fe Calai — Degree in Cultural Heritage Studies.

Layout: Michele Digregorio
Photography: Giulia Pianigiani and Isabella D'Alessandro

The official catalogue of my solo exhibition is finally available for purchase!

  • "The exhibition thus comes into being not as a succession of autonomous paintings, but as a single narrative through images. Each work constitutes a stage and, at the same time, generates the next.

    Sandro Barbagallo, Introduction from the official catalogue Guilty, allegories of Human Condition, Claudio Grenzi Editore, Foggia, 2026.