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Painting Poetry: An Exhibition of Abstract Works by Michael Falzoni

Explore geometric patterns and color rhythms inspired by Indian art and meditative contemplation.

The Painting Poetry exhibition presents a curated selection of works by artist Michael Falzoni. These abstract paintings examine the intersection of color, form, and repetition, drawing significant inspiration from architectural motifs and meditative experiences. Each piece encourages quiet reflection and engagement with visual language through personal connection.

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Exhibition summary

Painting Poetry showcases a selection of paintings by Michael Falzoni, featuring works created over several years that investigate the intersection of color, geometry, and pattern. These pieces draw inspiration from Indian art and architecture, reflecting a deep interest in meditation, contemplation, and the search for spiritual connection.

Curatorial context

The exhibition Painting Poetry features a curated selection of works by artist Michael Falzoni, bridging older pieces with more recent creations. Through a blend of color, pattern, and geometric form, the artist examines the relationship between imagination and structured composition. The works are heavily influenced by Indian art and architectural motifs, utilizing the rhythms of repetition to foster a sense of contemplation and stillness. This body of work invites viewers into a state of quiet reflection, exploring themes of connection, mindfulness, and the human search for the transcendent. While the paintings are rooted in these meditative practices, they remain intentionally open-ended, encouraging each visitor to engage with the visual language of the pieces through their own personal associations and feelings. The exhibition offers a unique journey through visual poetry, emphasizing the power of form and color to slow down the viewer's experience.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition is open to the public with a dedicated drinks reception held on Thursday, September 10th, from 6pm to 9pm. Regular viewing hours are from Monday, September 7th through Sunday, September 13th, 2026, with daily opening times between 12pm and 5pm, except for Sunday when the gallery is open from 1pm to 4pm.

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Venue
44AD Artspace
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Sep 7, 2026
Artist line / attribution
The exhibition presents selected works by artist Michael Falzoni.
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