SOMETIMES PEOPLE MISTAKE THE GALLERIST FOR THE PORTRAIT OF LIA RUMMA We are in Naples, in Posillipo to be exact, one of the most evocative places in Italy. The large flat with its history-worn majolica floor tiles is embraced by a terrace of over 400 square metres surrounded by a variety of plants, with a breathtaking view of the Tyrrhenian Sea. In this place, there seems to be perfect harmony between yesterday and today [contemporary artworks as sculptures, large paintings, and mixed media]. At Lia Rumma’s house: “I like to combine the historical and the contemporary” | Domus
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