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OPERA OMNIA

An archive kept as a slow reading.

A portal to the artist's public record — publications, exhibitions and milestones. The complete catalogue is maintained externally on Artwork Archive.

External catalogue

OPERA OMNIA on Artwork Archive

The artist maintains a fuller catalogue of holdings — with imagery and archival notes — on Artwork Archive, an online cataloguing platform used by many artists and collections. It is presented here as the artist's external record; any formal archival, provenance or registrar status is set by the artist herself.

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Publications

Books, catalogues, manifestos

  • — · book

    STELLINA — Genesis of the Soul in Seven Colours & Music Notes

    Foundational text of the STELLINA pedagogy. Reads colour and note as a shared alphabet for the interior life of the child.

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  • — · book

    Le Linee del Cuore (Gli Stati dell'Anima)

    The Lines of the Heart. A grammar of the states of the soul — an ethical and affective cartography.

  • c. 1984 · book

    DAS

    Early book described by artist materials as written around 1984, preceding the museum work in Munich.

  • 2001 · manifesto

    Manifesto Kalos K.

    Written with Matteo Lo Greco. A manifesto on beauty (kalos) as ethical practice.

  • 2007 · catalogue

    Renée Fabbiocchi 2007 — e.qui.li.b.r.io

    42-page public catalogue. The title breaks equilibrium into its syllables: here, there, breath.

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  • 2020 · book

    Autobiography (2020)

    Referenced by artist materials. Publisher and ISBN pending artist confirmation.

Exhibitions & moments

A short public record

  1. 1998

    Inauguration — Museo dell'Anima & Banca dei Valori Spirituali

    Mariannenplatz 2 · Munich

    artist documented
  2. 2001

    Manifesto Kalos K. (with Matteo Lo Greco)

    — · —

    artist documented
  3. 2007

    Venere della Memoria · Elevazione obbligatoria

    Artist materials in connection with Venice · Venice

    artist documented
  4. 2007

    e.qui.li.b.r.io — Public catalogue

    42-page catalogue · —

    institutionally documented
  5. 2013

    Exhibition at the Italian Cultural Institute

    Istituto Italiano di Cultura · Munich

    institutionally documented
  6. 2015

    Scuola del Cuore / S/PACE — public announcement

    Via Orti di Sant'Agostino · Volterra

    artist documented
  7. 2017

    S/PACE opened (per artist materials)

    Via Orti di Sant'Agostino · Volterra

    artist documented

Milestones

Long timeline

  1. 1957

    Born in Teramo, Italy

    Rosella Renée Fabbiocchi born 4 April 1957 in Teramo, Italy.

  2. c. 1980

    Studies at Gabriele D'Annunzio University, Pescara

    Foreign Languages and Literature. Research work related to Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

  3. Early 1980s

    Adopts the name Renée

    In homage to René Magritte's La Mémoire — a re-naming that becomes a way of working.

  4. c. 1984

    DAS

    Early book, per artist materials.

  5. 1987 – 1994

    Il Direttore d'Orchestra

    Begun 1987, described as completed 1994. Dedicated to Miró.

  6. 1988

    ME.MOI.RE

    Foundational homage to Magritte.

  7. 1995

    STELLINA — first workshop in Munich

    Children's workshop and performance from which the STELLINA method grows.

  8. 1998

    Museo dell'Anima inaugurated in Munich

    Museo dell'Anima and Banca dei Valori Spirituali, Mariannenplatz 2.

  9. 2001

    Manifesto Kalos K.

    Co-authored with Matteo Lo Greco.

  10. 2003

    Family diptych and KIN TSU GI

    Mia Madre M.Aria · Mio Padre An.Ton.Io · KIN TSU GI — Dal Dolore al Colore.

  11. 2007

    e.qui.li.b.r.io — catalogue

    Public 42-page catalogue.

  12. 2013

    Italian Cultural Institute, Munich

    Exhibition at the Istituto Italiano di Cultura.

  13. 2015

    Scuola del Cuore announced

    Public announcement of S/PACE in Volterra.

  14. 2017

    S/PACE opened in Volterra

    Per artist materials. Via Orti di Sant'Agostino, Volterra.

  15. 2023

    La Folie du Jour

    Large-format mixed-media work, 250 × 40 cm.