Bali Ciao & The 13 Moons
A Film Screening & Art Exhibition by Stefano Rossetti

Saturday, June 27 • 7:30 PM

Screening of the film Bali Ciao and temporary exhibition of the artistic project “The 13 Moons”, featuring a selection of masks, wooden sculptures, and paintings created by Stefano Rossetti. An opportunity to explore, through cinema and art, stories and inspirations drawn from the culture and spirituality of Bali.

STEFANO ROSSETTI

Stefano Rossetti is an Italian artist, designer, and creative explorer whose work bridgesart, symbolism, community, and personal transformation.
For more than two decades, Stefano has been creating visual experiences that invitepeople to reconnect with wonder and playfulness through sculpture, immersive installations, masks, puppets, and symbolic imagery.
His artistic journey has taken him across the world, collaborating with local artisans to create works that honor both cultural heritage and contemporary expression.
Stefano creates large-scale participatory artworks and public installations that transformspaces into places of connection, inviting people of all ages to engage through curiosity, joy, and collective experience.
Today, much of his work is inspired by his travels, where he continues to explore the intersection of creativity, spirituality, ritual, and wellbeing.

BALI CIAO

Bali Ciao follows a journey both inward and outward into the heart of Bali. 
The island is far more than a backdrop: it becomes a living presence, a place to be explored, listened to, and questioned. 
Chapter by chapter, the protagonist is gradually drawn into the rituals, gestures, and contradictions of Balinese culture, allowing each encounter and experience to call hiscertainties into question and open up new reflections on the meaning of the journey, identity, and belonging. 
Blending documentary observation with narrative storytelling, the film traces a path of discovery in which the journey gradually becomes immersion, confrontation, and transformation. 
Bali Ciao is not only a portrait of a place, but also a reflection on the way a place can reshape the gaze of those who pass through it.