Madonna proudly visits her son’s art exhibition during her world tour
Madonna proudly attended a solo exhibition of her son Rocco Ritchie’s collection of paintings in Miami on Wednesday.
Her son, 23, displayed Pack A Punch, a collection inspired by Muay Thai fighters, at a space in Miami’s Design District.
The songstress was able to take a night off from her Celebration world tour to support her son alongside her other children — and the songstress beamed with pride and joy as she perused his hard work.
‘So happy to have the night off to enjoy my son Rocco’s’s the latest collection of paintings called «Pack A Punch» inspired by Muay Thai fighters. @miamidesigndistrict,’ she captioned the post.
The Material Girl singer sported a glossy emerald green suit, white cowboy hat, and sheer white gloves for the occasion.
Snaps posted from the evening show the songstress posing beside his artwork, along with images of the whole family admiring the collection.
Rocco was looking smart in a white suit worn over a blue shirt and pocket square.
According to the Miami Design District’s Instagram account, Rocco’s collection will be available for viewing on Friday by appointment only.
In an interview with Artnet amid his new show, he opened up about his lifelong interest in art and influences.
‘I’ve been painting since I was a small kid. It is something that always caught my attention and gave me a place to escape,’ he said.
When working on his latest collection, Rocco was ‘particularly inspired’ by a show once down by painter Frank Auerbach.
‘My influences have changed over the course of time, and what is happening in my life informs which artists I am looking at.
Recently I’ve been focusing on British painters over the past 100 years or so, such as Bacon, Freud, Auerbach, and David Hockney,’ he said.
