Silent Dialogue – Daria de Vital at the Michetti Museum in Francavilla al Mare
"Silent Dialogue": the symbolist exhibition by Daria de Vital has been inaugurated at the Library of the Michetti Museum in Francavilla al Mare.
It was Massimo Pasqualone himself who defined Daria de Vital as "a committed artist," emphasizing that she tackles a vast array of themes — from love to destiny, war, and life — through the use of highly powerful symbolism. He added:
"Daria uses very beautiful, very significant colors that immediately draw in mystery, with references to history, and references to symbols — not only of today's society, but symbols of memory. Thus, she uses art to convey its grand functions, to understand the great mystery of life... Poets try, artists try, musicians try, the theater tries. And I thank Daria so much because she accepted this invitation to enrich this afternoon with a sort of union, a marriage between painting and poetry — even if it is dialectal poetry, it is poetry of the highest caliber for us, and deeply important to us. Because the two arts are sisters: both painting and poetry are connected by the head and the heart. By the head, because they demand a profound reflection on the world; by the heart, because they give us so many emotions. And the emotions of painting will endure."

Daria de Vital – Silent Dialogue
The solo exhibition "Silent Dialogue" by Russian artist Daria de Vital will open at the Michetti Museum (Museo Michetti) in Francavilla al Mare. The exhibition, organized with the support of Massimo Pasqualone, presents works that raise uncomfortable questions about choices, destiny, war, love, and the past. The pieces require reflective attention and an active interpretation from the viewer.

"Daria Ozerova was born into a creative family in Moscow; both her father and grandfather were artists. She graduated with honors from the Stroganov College of Design and Decorative Arts. Her early career was marked by significant work in book graphics, including illustrations for the novel 'The Wren' by Reşat Nuri Güntekin and poetry by Alexander Blok and Osip Mandelstam."

"A veteran of the Moscow illustration scene, Daria Ozerova (de Vital) specializes in complex metaphorical imagery, bridging the gap between literary narrative and fine art symbolism."