In a Venice that is becoming increasingly opaque under the weight of the uniformizing press of the wildest commercialization, travel like a contemporary Dante Alighieri and lose yourself in the ecstasy of a dream among places and spaces that are now approaching to sharing its nature.

The protagonist of the event will be the city of Venice itself, which will confront the echoes of what it was and what it should return to being.

A Venice that has given much to the same painter from Syracuse (born in 1950), here, in fact, Gibilterra debuts thanks to the gallery owner Nicola Valenzin, of the Fenice Arts Gallery in Venice. In 1996 he wins the XII National Prize for Figurative Arts "Ruga Giuffa".

Among his main exhibitions, it is worth mentioning the personal exhibition, curated by the Bugno Art Gallery, at the Ca' Pesaro Museum of Modern Art in Venice in 2010 and inspired by the poetry of Andrea Zanzotto; the personal exhibition in the historic venue "Bistrot de Venise", curated by Emanuele Horodniceanu in 2005 and the participation in the collective exhibition "Paesaggi Interiori", curated by Paolo Vincenzi, on the occasion of the inauguration of the Cube Art Gallery of Venice by Massimiliano Bugno and in the collective exhibition "Emersioni", curated by the Bugno Art Gallery at the Scoletta dei Battioro, in Venice, in 2005