Stupenda Follia: Selina Spolverini’s exhibition in Rome

Stupenda Follia — Art Therapy of Life

When: 8–10 May 2026
Where: Church of Sant'Onofrio al Gianicolo, Rome

"Stupenda Follia" is a solo exhibition by Selina Spolverini that frames art as a tool for personal and social processing. Supported by ASI Cultura, the project focuses on themes of fragility, care and transformation, offering visitors an exhibition designed to inform, engage and encourage dialogue.

Born from the artist's personal experience, the installation guides the audience through a structured narrative composed of visual and textual elements.

• Exhibition layout: nine thematic rooms, each dedicated to a phase of the narrative process.
• Works on display: unframed pieces accompanied by written materials and contributions from the "Conosci te stesso" series.
• Visitor experience: interactive formats and moments of exchange aimed at fostering sharing and conversation among attendees.
• Objective: highlight art as an experiential practice and a means for social awareness.

The exhibition runs for three days and is a chance to explore contemporary artistic practices that blend creative expression with therapeutic dimensions. Recommended for those interested in art therapy, socially engaged cultural projects and exhibition experimentation.

Practical note: check official event channels for updates on access and opening hours.