As part of the program for L’Aquila 2026, Italian Capital of Culture, TRAleVOLTE APS presents TITO. “100 Years Through Form, ” a traveling exhibition dedicated to Ferdinando Amodei, known by his stage name “Tito” (Isernia, 1926), marking the centennial of his birth.

Through works from private collections, the exhibition showcases the artist’s eclectic and exploratory work across his many areas of interest: from painting to sculpture, and from the applied arts to publishing. This journey spans a century of form, expression, and artistic experimentation, revealing to the public an artist capable of moving with freedom and consistency across different artistic languages and disciplines. The stop in L’Aquila—part of an exhibition tour that began in Rome at the Association’s spaces and is set to continue at additional venues—is part of the L’Aquila 2026 initiative, which places the promotion of Italy’s 20th-century artistic heritage at the center of its cultural program. The opening will take place on August 20 at 6:00 p.m.; the exhibition will be open to the public through September 12.