Regards d'ailleurs. Portraits et paysages: Monte-Carlo

The third edition of the "Regard d'ailleurs. Portraits et paysages" exhibition aims to provide a platform for individuals with different abilities to showcase their artistic talents. This exhibition seeks to promote diversity and inclusion by highlighting the valuable contributions that every individual can make to society. Through artistic work, we hope to raise awareness about the importance of embracing diversity and creating a more inclusive world. We believe that every person has something unique and valuable to offer, and we are committed to promoting this idea through this exhibition.

Under the Honorary Presidency of H.S.H. Prince Albert II, Monaco Disease Power, an association set up on 15 June 2007, aims to help people with mental disabilities and/or autism and their families.
Over the years, the association has opened a day-care centre in Monaco for children and young adults with mental disabilities and/or autistic disorders.
The centre offers socio-educational activities such as creative workshops, hiking, swimming, sailing, climbing, yoga, gymnastics, museum visits, restaurant outings, ice skating, cinema, etc.
In 2013 and 2018, two respite homes were built in Annot (04): La Maison d'Amélie, then La Maison des Copains. These homes offer people with disabilities a place to spend their holidays in an architecturally and socially adapted environment.
Also in Annot, in the heart of the town and a 5-minute walk from La Maison d'Amélie and La Maison des Copains, Monaco Disease Power will be opening inclusive shared accommodation. La Maison de Delphine will open in 2024..

Collaborating with Monaco Disease Power is for Moretti Fine Art  a source of pride and a source of emulation for our young beneficiaries. These exhibitions are a testament to the esteem in which  Fabrizio Moretti holds the extraordinary people they are in so many ways.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS COLLABORATION IS TO ILLUSTRATE THE INVISIBLE LINE THAT SEPARATES REALITY FROM THE INNER WORLD OF PEOPLE THAT HAVE AUTISM AND MENTAL DISABILITY. ALTHOUGH VERBAL SELF-EXPRESSION AND LANGUAGE ARE OFTEN DIFFICULT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, THEY TEND TO FIND IT MORE NATURAL TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES WITHOUT WORDS, IN THE FORM OF ART. ART CAN BUILD A BRIDGE FOR THOSE PEOPLE TO EXPRESS THEIR FEELINGS AND IMPRESSIONS OF THE WORLD.

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