An artwalk through the works of Paolo Baldassarri, Amelia Chieco, Luca Curci and Oreste Panebianco.

The "Alfa Beti" project was born of the idea of merging various artistic languages to create one alphabet (language) that works for all visitors.
The four artists wanted to do homage to the "enchanted" places in the heart of the old city, historical-cultural architectural treasures like the Vallisa church, and made them the common denominator of the project.
Starting with the existing structures of Vallisa Street, with its new look, as their studio - the area mostly lit in the Vallisa church lights, where there are music shows all year - the four artists have created a sort of a gallery way, an approach built of their artworks. Walking into Vallisa street one encounters Oreste Panebianco's "Arcanoids," grotesque animal and human faces in relief here and there along the way accompanying the visitor through the four young artists' languages, in a procession of peace that has no religions or borders: Paolo Baldassarri's "Herosouls," his digital sound and video creation and installation, is an introduction to new concepts of art and design through innovative technologies; Amelia Chieco leads us through her world of boxes, this time inspired by Italo Calvino's cities; and Luca Curci ends the journey with his video installation "Lapsus in Your Mind," one of his sculptures, and a series of his paintings.