Rooms
Art Room n. 501
Artist
Paolo Fumagalli
Superior
Title of the exhibited painting
Vele pronte
Inspired by the Italian artist, the artwork "Vele Pronte" is displayed on the main wall. Fumagalli, while remaining in figurative objectivity, has impressed on the landscapes as a whole a constructive and chromatic form in which the different relationships are balanced in a plane of penetrating expressive power.
Art Room n. 502
Artist
Neil Stokoe
Superior
Title of the exhibited painting
Due figure in un paesaggio notturno
Neil Stokoe worked alongside contemporaries such as David Hockney and Frank Bowling during the ‘golden years’ of the Royal College of Art in the early 1960s, yet he never saw the success of his peers in his own lifetime. Despite the encouragement of his close friend Francis Bacon, Neil Stokoe largely avoided the London art scene and worked in relative obscurity throughout his life. He exhibited his work for the first time after retiring in 2002 and maintained a reclusive lifestyle, pursuing his art in his south-west London studio.
Art Room n. 503
Artist
Gianni Moramarco
Superior
Title of the exhibited painting
L’essenziale
"I move within a pictorial mechanism made of irony, candor, craftsmanship, canceling the rules and invading the boundaries of the painting, as if driven by an unstoppable impulse to dispel reality by reinterpreting it with the canon of his artistic language."
Gianni Moramarco
The main wall has a piece by the artist entitled "l’essenziale". The context in which the painting develops is a submarine base in France, built during the Second World War. The base, now renamed Bassins de Lumières. The enormous bunker is located in Bordeaux, and was used for several years during the war to house a fleet of German and Italian submarines
These refined Superior rooms offer an elegant and comfortable environment, ideal for a relaxing stay. Spacious and bright, our Superior rooms are equipped with air conditioning, soundproof walls for an undisturbed rest and splendid windows overlooking the city. The private bathroom, with a modern shower, completes the wellness experience, ensuring comfort and functionality in every detail.
Art Room n. 504
Artist
Stanton Macdonald Wright
Classic
Title of the exhibited painting
Sincronia n.3
"I strive to have my art have the same relationship to painting that polyphony has to music. Illustrative music is a thing of the past: it has become abstract and purely aesthetic, dependent for its effect on rhythm and form."
Stanton Macdonald-Wright
Stanton Macdonald-Wright (Charlottesville, July 8, 1890 – Pacific Palisades, August 22, 1973) was an American painter who founded Sycronism with Morgan Russell.
This welcoming Classic room combines comfort and practicality in a refined setting. Slightly more compact, it still maintains all the details designed for a pleasant stay: air conditioning, soundproof walls for maximum tranquility and a window with a view of the city. The private bathroom, equipped with a modern shower, completes the experience, offering relaxation and functionality at all times.