The artwork Ductus has been realized directly on the right wall of a room inside the Galleria Nazionale dell’Umbria at Palazzo dei Priori in Perugia.
The room derives from a loggia built by Galeazzo Alessi during the expansion and the renovation of the building he conducted in the mid-sixteenth century.
Ductus tries to offer suggestions and elements for reflection and formal remodulations, capable of activating intuitive mechanisms of knowledge to understand the link between political-religious facts and artistic movement of the late Middle Ages.
A bird’s eye view that nevertheless penetrates the detail and returns with an organic and coherent vision, in a sort of non-didactic timeline – which takes on the sinuous shape of the Tiber river – in which Perugino, Capitini, Paolo III, Burri and many other artists and works find their own place.