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Reginald Sylvester II.
Reginald Sylvester II.

On March 16, the Fondazione Stelline opened “Reginald Sylvester II: The Rise and Fall of a People,” Sylvester’s first solo exhibition in Italy. The New York-based artist creates abstract paintings that touch on Biblical themes as a response to the critical times Western society is currently facing. The opening of the exhibition introduced Sylvester’s first monograph publication with an essay by Michele Robecchi.

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