"What a beautiful exhibit I saw in the town of Soave."

I hope everything is going well in life, and as usual I look forward to reading your posts. In today's post I would like to tell you about a Sunday I was at the second-hand market in Soave, my home town, which you will most probably have already seen in my previous posts if you follow me, but in particular on that Sunday there was a temporary exhibition by an artist from Trentino Alto Adige . For some time now, the municipal administration of Soave has been collaborating with this artist, who is also quite famous worldwide and is called Bruno Lucchi . He has also created some installations inside MSC cruise ships

I find this collaboration very interesting because it gives this artist the opportunity to make himself known, but it also gives more value to the town thanks to his installations that are placed in various parts of the town.

In fact, as soon as I arrived in the morning, I immediately noticed his installations in front of the main gate of Soave, Porta Verona, and so I stopped to make a short video.
The horse you see in the photo is always there in front because it is a donation from the artist to the town.

Then I went through the door and came to the main street where the flea market was taking place, and there, as is my custom, I took a look at the various stalls of the exhibitors, perhaps looking for some interesting books to buy.

There were a lot of people there that day, most likely due to the fact that there was this exhibition and it was the first day of the opening, it created a lot of interest on the part of people.

So I wandered around this market for a while and then I also went in search of the works of art of this artist, to photograph them, in fact a video should be coming out soon on my YouTube channel.

Let's say that I am passionate about art lately thanks to the contamination of my wife, but let's say that these works do not make me so crazy, but I think it is a very nice thing to unite a beautiful village like Soave with artistic installations, it is a way to enhance this beautiful Italian village even more.

In the end I took one last tour, because the market stalls are so many and it takes almost an hour to go round the whole thing, but unfortunately I didn't find anything interesting so I went home empty-handed.

But first I took a couple of photos with these art installations.