Overtures, an exhibition by Gregorio Zanardi was inaugurated at Casa de La Pampa in Buenos Aires

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The Casa de La Pampa in Buenos Aires inaugurated the exhibition ‘Overtures’, by the painter and illustrator Gregorio Zanardi. The exhibition can be visited from Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Suipacha 346, with free admission.

The opening was led by the director of the Casa de La Pampa, Pablo Rubio, accompanied by the head of the Culture Area, Agustín Guaycochea, the Institutional Relationships, Fiorella Biondi. “We are very happy to be able to inaugurate the 2026 Cultural Agenda within the Visual Arts cycle with the work of Gregorio Zanardi. It is essential for us to continue generating spaces for the dissemination of Pampas culture in Buenos Aires,” Rubio said.

The exhibition brings together productions made between 2023 and 2026, in which the artist combines oil paintings with digital works. “You are going to find works that I have been doing in recent years, not as a one-off selection but with everything I have in physical format, along with some digital prints,” explained Zanardi. “I am interested in the viewer being able to freely interpret what they see. That is why the exhibition is called ‘Overtures’, because it is open to different perspectives”, he added.

The artist’s visual universe proposes scenes that refer to cinematographic language, with displaced faces, bodies in transformation and identities in process. “A lot of the works are inspired by movies and music, which is something I hear constantly,” he said. About his participation in the space, he stated that “for me it is very important to be at Casa de La Pampa. It is a place that I feel close, where my family, my friends and other artists from La Pampa are.”** The concept of the exhibition reinforces the idea of openness: “Overtures is a door. Each piece functions as an incomplete access that does not reveal, but insinuates. There is no closed narrative, but an invitation for each person to build their own interpretation.” the artist explained.

A native of Realicó and currently based in Córdoba, Zanardi conceives painting as a space of freedom and exploration. Since 2019 he has also developed digital works and participated in virtual exhibitions in Germany, Singapore and Buenos Aires, in addition to marketing his works in different countries.

Music on vinyl
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The opening of the exhibition was accompanied by a vinyl DJ set by the La Pampa’s artists Pam! Pam! (Pamilo Ceirone) and Juanitos (Juan Mazzucchi), who proposed a musicalization specially designed to dialogue with the works.

“We want the music to converse with Gregorio’s work. To generate a climate that accompanies that more nocturnal universe, with influences of jazz, soul and funk,” Ceirone explained. Meanwhile, Mazzucchi said that the selection was built together with Zanardi: “We worked on his musical tastes and put together a proposal that combines vinyl with some digital resources. The idea was to choose themes that accompany the experience of touring the exhibition and connect with that atmosphere that the works raise.”

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