During the Italian Song Festival, artist Howtan Re is set to showcase his "Holy Pop" collection at Casa Sanremo Chateau d'Ax PALAITALIA Enit. This personal exhibition features six works that represent some of the most intense and recognizable pieces from his recent production. The sculptures, made of materials such as polystyrene, acrylic plaster, wood, metal, and plastic inserts, will remain on display for the festival's duration, allowing audiences to engage with Re in a dialogue about the exhibition on February 25.

The core of the exhibition comprises six sculptures that invite viewers to reflect on their themes and materials. By combining industrial and reclaimed materials with vibrant, sometimes jarring colors, the works create a dialogue between sacred iconography and pop culture. This contemporary reinterpretation of Christ, particularly through the imagery of the crown of thorns, provokes thought and discussion about the intersections of tradition and modernity in art.

Howtan Re's "Holy Pop" not only captivates with its aesthetic appeal but also challenges audiences to consider deeper spiritual questions through a modern lens. The inclusion of various materials and bright colors enhances the provocative nature of these sculptures, ensuring they resonate with visitors and encourage them to rethink the significance of religious imagery in contemporary society.