Defined as the Damien Hirst of his time, ACP - Palazzo Franchetti by Fondazione Calarota hosts, with the sponsorship of the British Embassy in Rome, the exhibition dedicated to Graham Sutherland, among the greatest innovators of contemporary British painting. Curated by Roberta Perazzini Calarota, the exhibition explores some of the artist's dearest themes –  nature with its landscapes immersed in greenery and the animal world – through a core of important oil and watercolor works and a careful selection of lithographs belonging to the artist's most famous cycles, including the renowned "The Bestiary". Always balancing between reality and imagination, Sutherland's mysterious creations move alongside surrealism and immerse us in a "magical discomfort," to use the words of Francesco Arcangeli, characterized by allusive metamorphoses and the tension of opposing forces that, in their always unstable balance, give life to a "mystery" whose conclusion we will never know.