Using a personal and highly original language, Fiorella Pierobon tells the story of the pilgrims and knights travelling along the Via Francigena.

A never trivial story, which unfolds between learned quotations, contemporary suggestions and lots and lots of colour: colour applied to the surface without the aid of a brush, directly with the hands, with a gesture that has something of the arcane, of ritual; a story that moves on the plane of abstraction, neglecting the easier figurative approach to seek far more complex expressive solutions. Every single work in "Percorsi di luce" constitutes a tessera, a part of the whole, a narrative element indispensable for following the thread of the discourse. Pierobon proceeds by quotation, allowing the whole to be perceived through the detail, starting from the detail (a magnified detail, observed behind a powerful magnifying glass) to arrive at the multiplicity of the whole.

The visual sensations are added to the tactile ones, stimulated by the surfaces of intense, almost overwhelming colours and by the impetuous materiality: two characteristics that impose as never before the "live" vision of the works, certainly penalised by the two-dimensional reproduction, even if of excellent quality.