ABC-ARTE in Genoa opened Alan Bee: Invisible Relations (Relazioni invisibili) on Friday, October 16, 2026, and the exhibition is on view through December 6. Curated by Paolo Campiglio, the solo show gathers twenty works, including monumental paintings of wax, honey and resin that reach nearly three meters in width, and is the second chapter of the gallery’s project dedicated to the artist, following Correspondances in Milan. Alan Bee is a pseudonym, and the gallery presents him as a deliberately enigmatic figure whose identity lives in the coherent world of the paintings. A bilingual book with essays by Paolo Campiglio, Flaminio Gualdoni and Cesare Biasini Selvaggi will be published after the exhibition. The gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, and admission is free. Source: ABC-ARTE, Genoa.