Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the exhibition ‘Le Vie delle Foto‘ at our Hotel DoubleTree by Hilton Trieste: an unprecedented experience that transforms the city into a vast open-air gallery. Thanks to an interconnected exhibition like a modern network, you can explore all the locations involved on foot, experiencing the city streets and historic places as lively centers of interaction and sharing 📸.
photo credits: photographer Lorenzo Bencich
curated by Le Vie delle Foto
9–25 July 2026
Every season leaves behind memories shaped by colours, light, scents and ever-changing shades. In The Seasons and Their Colours… My Way, Annalisa Cesare transforms these impressions into expressive abstract compositions, offering a deeply personal interpretation of nature’s continuous cycle.
Working on cotton canvas with layered techniques, the artist combines acrylics, ink and even coffee, whose warm tones and delicate fragrance become an integral part of the creative process. Through transparent washes, fluid movements and overlapping textures, each work captures the atmosphere and emotions that each season evokes, inviting visitors to experience colour not only as something seen, but also as something felt.
Born in Palmanova in 1973, Annalisa Cesare developed her artistic sensibility from an early age, studying graphic design and photography before deepening her practice through painting, sculpture and airbrushing. Alongside a career in interior design, styling and antiques, she collaborated with architects and photographers in both Italy and Brazil, where she rediscovered painting as her primary form of artistic expression.
Today, based in Trieste, Annalisa continues to create paintings and design pieces inspired by nature, memory and emotion. Her multidisciplinary background and experimental approach to materials give life to works that blend technique, texture and atmosphere into a distinctive visual language.
The exhibition opening will take place on 9 July at 7:00 PM at the DoubleTree by Hilton Trieste, Piazza della Repubblica 1, Trieste.
