Art Exhibition: Eleven – Insomnia

Every day pictorial show and poems by Mia Pampaloni, digital works by Lucia Poloni
July 29th and August 2nd piano performance by Mia Pampaloni and Ludovica Tenerani, electric guitar by Martina

ELEVEN – Insomnia originates from the experience and manifesto of Undici (www.undici.art), broadening its perspective and involving new boys and girls between the age of 16 and 17 united by early artistic talents.

A project that speaks about young people who choose not to conform, to cultivate authentic passions, and to transform their restlessness into creative language.

“Insomnia” is not just a reference to a sleepless night.
It is that mental and emotional condition that belongs to those who feel intensely and let themselves be crossed by every thought.

It is the moment when ideas come when everything else shuts down. When discomfort, questions, sensitivity, and the need to express oneself become impossible to ignore.

Insomnia, in this project, becomes a symbol of a generation that cannot passively adapt to the noise of the world and instead chooses to transform that tension into art, music, poetry, and personal exploration.

The event will take place at Zaki communication agency spaces, in Via del Forte San Pietro 10, transformed for the occasion into a place of meeting, expression, and artistic contamination.

The protagonist of the show will be the seventeen-year-old Mia Pampaloni, with a series of new pictorial productions. Each work will be accompanied by poetic texts written by Mia: words that dialog with the paintings, amplify the emotions, and construct an immersive path between images and writing.

Also, the digital works of the seventeen-year-old Lucia Poloni will be projected on the monitors in a continuous sequence during the event.

On July 29th and August 2nd, at 9:45 PM, the program will also be enriched by two live concerts: Mia Pampaloni and the same-aged Ludovica Tenerani will perform on the piano, while Martina, also seventeen, will offer a performance with the electric guitar.

The music will thus become an integral part of the narrative: an emotional extension of the exhibited works and of the identity of UNDICI – Insomnia.

The project aims to offer space and voice to a generation often superficially told, showing instead the depth, sensitivity, and creative strength that can arise precisely from what is usually perceived as fragility or restlessness.