At the Hotels Galileo and Net Tower, we value our local artists’ talent and we offer to our Guests and visitors a chance to admire a permanent art exhibition that showcases their creativity.
Their work is displayed in our elegant common areas: each corner of the Hotel becomes an art gallery, offering to our Guests a unique and immersive experience in an elegant and inspiring location, which combines comfort and culture.
The paintings and sculptures, carefully selected, are in a permanent exhibition and perfectly integrated in the elegant atmoshpere of our Hotels, so that everyone can enjoy their artistic value at any time.
Whether you are an art enthusiast or simply curious to know more about local artists, you’ll always be welcome to admire our art collection (even if you don’t stay at the Hotel).
Born in Galzignano Terme (Padova) in 1928, he is an expressionist painter and specializes in informal oil and watercolour paintings.
In the years 1986, 1988, 1991 he attended the “Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts”, where he had the chance to meet important personalities such as the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, the painter Georg Eisler and the great painter from Venice Emilio Vedova.
Giuseppe Boaretto is a self-taught painter. His work is inspired by the nature of the Colli Euganei and of the new world, like: India, America, China, Africa, Tropical islands and his beloved Norvegia.
He has taken part in collective and personal exhibitions (Ferrara, 1983 – New York, Parigi, 1984 – Roma 1985, Palermo – 1987 – Innsbruck, 1985 – Montegrotto Terme, 1988, 1990, 1993 – Venezia 1991 – Venezia, Ferrara, Udine, 1992, 1992 – Cadiz, 1993 – Abano Terme 1995 – Londra, 1998), which made his work known to a wider public. Some of his paintings are currently in private collections both in Italy and abroad.
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Artist and creative of the unique, he defines himself as follows:
“I create pieces of furniture and enlightening bodies. I also work on request. I love “customizing” my art and “create” for those who identify in my work. The trait d’union of all my creations is the philosophy of the “unique piece of art” . I see it as a way to continually overcome the limits of my own creativity. The sculptures exposed at the Hotel Galileo Padova are just an example of my work. My creativity goes way beyond what I already made and it’s just waiting for a new source of inspiration to regenerate itself once more.”
