A curation by Flavio Scaloni, Gallery Manager at Galerie Lo Scalo - The theme of Cubism is a timeless source of artistic inspiration because it represents a revolutionary shift in perception. By shattering traditional perspective, Cubism offers a way to visualize reality from multiple viewpoints simultaneously, a powerful concept that speaks to the complexity of modern life. It symbolizes fragmentation, intellect, and the subjective nature of truth. Psychologically, Cubism invites the viewer to move beyond a single, fixed reality and embrace a more dynamic understanding of the world. Its influence is monumental and continues to resonate in contemporary art. Post-1950, artists continued to re-engage with its principles. Pablo Picasso, the movement's co-founder, revisited his own style in later works, like his series The Women of Algiers (1954-1955), which masterfully deconstructs and reconstructs the human form. Another key figure is Richard Diebenkorn, whose renowned Ocean Park series (1967-1988) uses planes of color and fragmented geometries to abstract the California landscape, carrying the analytical spirit of Cubism into a new era of abstraction. This collection celebrates the enduring legacy of Cubism, an aesthetic of intellectual inquiry and visual innovation.