Infinity, eternity and the universe at centre of an exhibition in Mdina

Palazzo de Piro in Mdina is hosting the artworks of Italian-born Aaron Sagaelu. The exhibition, entitled Universe and Multiverse, consists of two streams of content: the artist’s vision of infinity and eternity within nature and the ‘universe’ within each individual.It reflects spontaneity, tonal beauty and intimate subtlety. Sagaelu plays with colour in single and multi-image formats, achieving a natural spontaneity and conveys subliminal messages. The works are expressive and transmit sensitivity to movement. The artist was born near Genoa in 1964 and lived in Germany, France and Italy before moving to Malta in 2012. He has worked as a creative director, with his artworks depicting deep emotional sensibility and reflecting a multicultural influence. He is inspired by, among others, the Bauhaus movement, Le Corbusier, Cacharel, Joe Pomodoro and Gae Aulenti. Sagaelu lists music as the most significant inspiration in his works, through Sylvian, Sakamoto, Eunaudi, Bach and Chopin. The exhibition runs until the end of the month.