The Biennale Giardini was a wordly artistic experience. Numerous pavilions swimming with culture and people eager to witness visual creations.
Compared to the Uffizi, the Biennale was an exhibition for contemporary art, with various mediums used. Concepts could be easily interpreted from the artists’ work. Russia’s exhibition took a philosophical stance centered around human lust, greed and stupidity, Hungary’s involved the possible havoc bombs could cause to people, and Venezuela’s focused on how graffiti art was a culture. For some, deep thought may have been required. In one exhibition, if one listened closely enough, the interpretive dance with singing could be understood as Gangnam Style slowed down immensely.
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