Monaco is being seen through a different lens in a new exhibition celebrating creativity, individuality and inclusion…
Entitled Look Elsewhere, the exhibition at Moretti Fine Art brings together artworks created by young people from the Monaco Disease Power association, offering a personal and colourful interpretation of the Principality.
Inaugurated in the presence of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II, the exhibition draws inspiration from the paintings of artist Fabrice Monaci, whose work encouraged participants to explore familiar surroundings through their own artistic perspectives.
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From the Exotic Garden to the Oceanographic Museum, the young artists have reimagined some of Monaco’s best-known landmarks, combining inspiration from existing paintings and photographs with their own experiences of the places they know and love.
Beyond the artworks themselves, the exhibition carries an important message about inclusion and recognising individual talents. It also provides an opportunity for Monaco Disease Power to showcase its activities and demonstrate to supporters and donors how their contributions help create meaningful experiences for young people.
Above all, Look Elsewhere celebrates the ability of art to bring people together, encouraging visitors to appreciate familiar places from unfamiliar perspectives. The exhibition runs until October 28 at Moretti Fine Art on Avenue de la Costa.\
Image: Moretti Gallery
