@videoinsightfoundation acquires for the Videoinsight® Collection the artwork ‘NeuroFlora’, an oil on canvas painting (30 x 20 cm, 2026) by Artist Savina Capecci. The painting was featured in the group exhibition “Caregiver,” curated by @rebeccarusso.videoinsight and promoted by @videoinsightfoundation at @magazziniartecontemporanea in Trapani between July 29 and August 29, 2026.” In ‘NeuroFlora,’ a cool-toned face emerges as a welcoming space, while a yellow flower — nestled between the figure’s ear and mouth — serves as a visual metaphor for an inner metamorphosis: the act of listening is never passive, but transformative. For the Caregiver, listening is a process in which the other person’s words, silences, and suffering enter one’s own sensory system, are processed, and bloom into a new form — an understanding that manifests as care, kindness, and closeness. The flower acts as a biological and poetic bridge, illustrating how the lived experience of the care recipient is metabolized by the #caregiver, moving from the ear (receiving sound and story) to the mouth (words that comfort, translate pain, and restore dignity to another’s experience). ‘NeuroFlora’ reminds us that caring for someone requires a profound personal transformation: the ability to absorb the essence of the other and allow it to bloom, once again, as shared empathy.” @savinacapecci

“The acquisition of the artwork ‘NeuroFlora’ celebrates an artistic inquiry that sits at the intersection of art, neuroscience, and profound perception. The painting functions as a symbolic and cognitive device, perfectly aligned with the Videoinsight Foundation’s mission: to promote works that spark processes of reflection, awareness, and inner resonance (#videoinsight).

‘NeuroFlora’ does not merely invite observation; it demands to be experienced through a visual architecture that intertwines and amplifies multiple sensory channels.

Vision. The Eye. The Gaze – The painting embraces the presence of the eye as its primary focal point. It is not merely the organ of sight, but a symbol of awareness, active perception, and introspection. It is a gaze that observes the observer, reversing the roles of viewer and artwork and transforming the act of seeing into one of pure presence.

Listening. Hearing – Alongside the visual dimension, an open yellow flower blooms. Yellow—a vibrant, solar color associated with the opening of the blossom—becomes a metaphor for listening and auditory receptivity. The flower acts as a sounding board or a natural auricle, ready to capture external vibrations and translate them into emotional resonance.

Touch. Contact. Connection – The image of a hand completes this multisensory system, bringing the themes of touch and contact to the fore. The hand is the organ of care and physical connection with the world—an instrument of gestures that shape and explore. It serves as the meeting point between the inner and outer realms, between matter and feeling.

The extraordinary power of ‘NeuroFlora’ lies in the way these elements are woven into a single, unified tapestry. Conceptual: #vision, #hearing, and #touch do not operate in isolation but integrate, evoking a synesthetic dimension. The work suggests that human perception is not a sum of separate senses, but a dense neural and symbolic network in which seeing is also hearing, and touching is another way of looking. Rebecca Russo