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Federico Fellini made thousands of drawings, drawing was an almost maniac compulsion for him, he started doing it at the age of 15 and never stopped.
The exhibition is composed by 19 drawings made by the Maestro in different moments of his career, almost all splattered at the table –made on paper and on cloth napkins- and coming mostly from his “Libro dei sogni” (The Book of Dreams), a dreamlike journal kept for about thirty years, which is at present exhibited in the Rimini City Museum.
And we can say that food is at the root of all Fellini’s work, just like childhood and dreaming, an extraordinary world that the exhibition fully reflects.

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The exhibit can be virtually visited on the TIBE website, which also offers Fellini 100 immortal genius, the exhibition at Castel Sismondo in Rimini which inaugurated the initiatives dedicated worldwide to the Centenary of Fellini's birth.

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