Paolo Amico’s inspiration lies in the photographs of urban landscapes that he takes and in the experiences that he makes in his everyday life. The artist creates works where often the absolute protagonist is the night, a moment that he considers full of life and colors. The night scenes of his paintings, which arise from the decisive stroke of the pencil to… Read more

In Fujio Nishida’s paintings we can perceive the union of Japanese and Italian artistic traditions. Whether flowers, fruits or balls of wool, the objects he represents seem to float in a dreamlike universe, suspended in an empty space, like apparitions ready to suddenly disappear into thin air. He creates his compositions in his studio and then he paints his still lives with… Read more

A characteristic in the work of the artistic duo Sandra Casagrande and Roberto Recalcati is the contrast between the exuberance of the rich floral still lives and the phases of decay and decomposition of the flower that shows, with pride, its dents, livids, aridity and its slow deterioration into a further stage of beauty. The perishable matter with its fragility and its… Read more

We might define Luciano Baldacci as an artist of “silence”. Silence in the sense of a strictly personal dimension of his art and his artworks, as they are never noisy in the choice of their themes, atmospheres, colours, but always inspired by a contemplation that leads to the pleasure of the world that surrounds us. Looking at his landscapes, his still lives,… Read more

Ciro Palumbo is not only a painter, but also a poet who reflects, acts and composes to combine metaphors about the elusiveness of time and the immensity of space, thus demonstrating his ability to deepen the observation not only of nature, but also of the imaginative impressions that come from memory. His artistic research starts from the poetics of the Metaphysical school… Read more

For Jeanne Isabelle Cornière, sculpture is a serious exercise useful for exploring human nature, with a special focus on the themes of childhood, time and memory. In the formal development and execution of her work, Cornière works with live models, from which she takes drawings, photographs and paintings. The synthetic and pure aesthetic, dominated by the timeless white of the resin (or… Read more

Marta Mezynska is the chronicler of the metropolis. Her houses – always caught front on – offer us facades with syncopated rhythms, where the architectures engage intriguing formal and chromatic counterpoints in a constant game of abstract references. Truer than truth and yet impossible in their too perfect harmonies, Mezynska’s buildings immerse us in suggestive metaphysical atmospheres. While watching her artworks, we… Read more

The irony and the seduction of Vania Elettra Tam’s screenplays are overlapped with a veiled social critique but always with light, amused and surreal eyes. The house shelters, the delicacy and instability of its daily microcosms show us self-portraits of the artist while investigating the obsessive habits of the contemporary feminine world. The spectator is invited to play with units of time,… Read more

Valentina Ceci: industrial landscape and poetry of the artificial Discover the artistic research of Valentina Ceci, focused on the relationship between human intervention and dominion over the world. Her series Impianti reflects on complex and timely themes through deliberately unpleasant and unaesthetic subjects: industrial plants, refineries, and functional architectures stripped of any decorative intent. Yet, in Ceci’s work, even the harshest and… Read more

Carlo Cane: nature, architecture ans symbolic tension Discover the artistic vision of Carlo Cane, an artist deeply connected to nature and its evolution. A firm supporter of Darwinian theory, Cane has consistently placed architecture at the center of his artistic research throughout his career. A refined and sensitive painter, he creates works characterized by a strong sense of waiting and suspension, in… Read more

Each of his works stems from a specic research on Time as memory and identity, in a careful and slow reconstruction that takes place with the study of light and etching of layers of different materials as fabric, paper, PVC. Tulle, wire mesh and masking tape are the current medium of his research for the meditative levity that they put into the… Read more

The artistic project of Barbara Nejrotti finds its expressive dimension after years of training from a professional and emotional point of view. Combining different skills, from woodworking to sewing, from painting to cutting, she develops two very personal techniques with which she creates three-dimensional canvases trying to represent, with synthesis and harmony, a value, an idea, an emotion. Her actual artistic commitment… Read more

The pictorial language of Giorgio Tonelli is characterized by clean, clear, synthetic, and balanced forms. The landscape, a theme dear to him, is expressed in various types: from cities to plains to the coastline of Ragusa. The places he paints are places of the soul, suspended in a time that seems to appear motionless. The play of light and precise brushstrokes provide… Read more

Vanni Cuoghi was born in 1966 in Genoa. He graduated in scenic design at the Brera Academy in Milan. He took part into various art biennals in Italy and abroad, among which the Saint Petersburg Biennal (2008), the Prague Biennal (2009), the Venice Biennal (2011) and the Italy-China Biennal (2012), moreover he participated into public exhibitions at the Royal Palace in Milan… Read more

Alberto Magnani: italian painter between hyperrealism and metaphysical reflection Shirts, draperies, and colorful ties are the subjects through which Alberto Magnani develops his pictorial research. His art moves between a meticulous attention to detail and a hyperrealistic rendering of everyday life, in which garments and their folds, though grounded in reality, reveal far more than the identity of those who have worn… Read more

Massimo Caccia gives us hints, frames from a story whose prologue has already been written and leaves us to imagine its ending. His images are filled with a hypnotic and bewildering grace, seemingly a simple story, actually filled with falsehood and tricks. These are stories to which many meanings could be given, since each one of us owns a past which can… Read more