Have It All in My Head, But I Can't Say It

From June 12 to July 12, 2026, the SalutePsy Center for Cognitive Behavioral Psychology and Psychotherapy in Bologna presents I Have It All in My Head, But I Can't Say It, a solo exhibition by artist Marco Randazzo, curated by Eliotropio Art Curator, as part of the Guest Art Project – Out of the White Cube.

The exhibition reflects on the relationship between artificial intelligence, language, and emotional experience, starting from a simple yet universal question: what happens when we are unable to express what we truly feel? Through works that intertwine signs, images, visual structures, and references to contemporary digital systems, Randazzo explores the boundary between human communication and technological translation, questioning what aspects of our emotions inevitably remain beyond the reach of any algorithm.

The exhibition is part of the Guest Art Project initiative, which seeks to bring contemporary art beyond traditional exhibition venues and into everyday environments, encouraging encounters between art and audiences in accessible and unconventional contexts.

The opening event will take place on June 12 at 7:00 PM and will feature a live talk dedicated to the dialogue between art, psychology, and artificial intelligence. The discussion will offer an opportunity to explore the emotional, relational, and communicative transformations shaping contemporary society through a conversation involving professionals, the artist, and the public.