On Friday, February 13th, at 5:30 PM, the group exhibition "Topography of the Self - Art and the Interior Landscape," curated by Francesco Ciaffi and Alice Crisponi, will open at the Edarcom Europa gallery at Via Macedonia 12 in Rome. The exhibition aims to highlight how art seeks to give form to a thought that, before becoming a work of art, is merely an embryo in the artist's mind. The selected works reveal how the creative act is capable of manifesting a much broader panorama when it defines, more than the idea, the intimate expression of aesthetic vision. In the works of Enrico Benaglia, Luca Dall'Olio, Simone Geraci, Paolo Mura, Mariarosaria Stigliano, and Lino Tardia, the landscape transforms into a resonance of the soul, a silent space in which the artists' interiority takes shape. Colors, signs, and horizons evoke profound emotions, giving rise to intimate visions that recount the ongoing dialogue between the external world and the inner dimension. The exhibition will be open to the public with free admission until February 28th.