an artist in the service of Pharaoh

The exhibition "Pashedu, an artist in the service of Pharaoh", edited by Dr. Donatella Avanzo, Rivoli offers the perfect 1:1 scale reconstruction of the tomb of Pashedu, the original of which is in the necropolis of the Egyptian village of Deir el-Medina, near Luxor, ancient Thebes. The copy, made with innovative technology, patented by John Moro, which guarantees absolute quality in the rendering of details from the most minute, exactly reproduces the burial chamber, underground, the underground, designed to host the mummy of Pashedu, while the structure above, to view, culminating in the pyramid, designed by Renato Ostorero manufacturer of sets, is now presented to the public in Martyrs Square of Liberty.Contemporary works - graphics, photographs, ceramics, paintings and mixed media by Silvana Alasia, Candido Bergeretti Cavion, Tin Carena, Piero Della Betta, Silvia Gariglio, Nicole Nava, Fabrizio Roccatello, Joseph Tecco, Valeria Tomasi and Massimo Voghera - that accompany the exhibition shows that the burial chamber, through the great composition Mertseger.