At Palazzo Bonaparte the genius of JAGO is documented for the first time in an exhibition that brings together a series of works created to date, from sculpted river stones (from Memoria di Sé to Excalibur), up to the most recent monumental sculptures ( as Veiled Son and Pietà), passing through less recent but more directly media creations such as the portrait of Pope Benedict XVI (Habemus Hominem).

Certainly talented in the use of the means of communication, Jago reaches directly to the hearts of the public who love him, indeed adore him. Comparable in this sense to a rock star, she transmits the love of art to young people: live streaming and photo and video documentation – through which she engages her audience on the web – tell the inventive process of each work and the shared path allows direct participation of its followers in the single executive step.

“… My sculpture is a living language. Using a language does not mean copying it. I recognize myself in a language and adopt it: I feel the need to make a connection with what I see, without a spirit of emulation. I am myself.”  The JAGO exhibition. The Exhibition is produced and organized by Arthemisia with the collaboration of Jago Art Studio. The event is recommended by Sky Arte.