From 25 October to 9 November 2025, the historic Casina Vanvitelliana in Bacoli, a charming 18th-century building surrounded by the waters of Lake Fusaro, will host “Elemento Acqua”, a solo exhibition by Cris Devil.
Curated by Sandie Zanini and organised by Gallerie L2Arte, partner of Terrarium, and Zanini Arte, with the patronage of the Municipality of Bacoli, ANBI and Centro Ittico Campano, the exhibition invites visitors to reflect on the vital theme of water through a neo-pop surrealist language capable of stimulating the mind and senses.
Terrarium between contemporary art and social commitment
The exhibition is organised by the L2Arte and Zanini Arte galleries, with the patronage of the Municipality of Bacoli and associations involved in the protection of water resources. On this occasion, Terrarium will be present as the event’s official media partner, documenting the exhibition with exclusive photos and videos for its ‘Interview on the Bench’ format, which will feature Cris Devil as its new guest, offering a unique and intimate insight into the artist and his work.
“Elemento Acqua” is not just an exhibition, but a valuable opportunity to share a cultural vision that combines art and social responsibility. Being part of this exhibition means immersing yourself in a journey of awareness and beauty, an invitation to listen to the urgent message of water as a source of life and future for all.
The fluid art of Cris Devil
The exhibition presents a selection of the most significant works from Cris Devil’s latest creative cycle, including some previously unseen pieces created using experimental 3D materials that give the compositions a striking tactile and visual effect. Through bright colours and surreal shapes, the artist tackles universal themes such as water, the environment and human relationships, launching an urgent appeal to safeguard the primary good that is water, an element that has always been a symbol of purification and rebirth.
An immersive, multisensory experience
The exhibition stands out for its phygital nature, combining traditional painting, sculpture and digital innovation in an exhibition itinerary that actively engages the senses of the public. Inside the Casina Vanvitelliana, this dialogue between physical and digital media transports the viewer into a dreamlike and ironic universe, stimulating a profound and multi-level reflection on the meaning of water as a fundamental element, a symbol of life, purification and rebirth.
