Andrea Benetti created and drew up the Manifesto of Neo-Cave Art presented at the 53. Venice Biennale, in Ca' Foscari University. Conceptually, the Manifesto is inspired by the genesis of art. In his works, Andrea Benetti cites, transfigures, plays, reinvents concepts and forms of Cave painting, creating an ideal bridge between the genesis of art and its contemporaneity. He has collaborated and still collaborates to the realization of projects with various Italian and foreign universities, including the Johns Hopkins University, the University of Bologna, Ferrara, Roma Tre, Lecce, Bergamo, Bari. These universities have carried out research on his art. Andrea Benetti's works are present in collections all over the world. In addition to the museums of contemporary art in Italy and abroad and private collections, including the United Nations, his works are present in the Quirinale (Presidency of the Italian Republic), in the Italian Parliament, in the Vatican, in various Embassies. For this reason, he was received at the Quirinale (President of the Italian Republic), in the Chamber of Deputies (the Italian Parliament) and in the Vatican, where he met Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis. There are dozens of university professors and important art critics who have written about Andrea Benetti's art and have participated in the projects that the Italian painter has created. For several years Andrea Benetti has been present in Treccani and is translated into 30 languages on Wikipedia
