Gazometro by Mauro Reggio
With Gazometro, Mauro Reggio places an imposing gasometer at the center of the composition, set against a warm orange sky. The architecture, devoid of human presence, stands out with its precise geometries, transforming the urban landscape into a unique and timeless subject. The work is on view as part of the IN-LEAF group exhibition at PUNTO SULL’ARTE Gallery in Varese.
The artist: Mauro Reggio
Mauro Reggio (Rome, 1971) is exclusively devoted to urban landscapes, highlighting their perspectives, geometries, and colors. Tangenziali, gasometers, Baroque palaces, and industrial archaeology become timeless subjects, reinterpreted through painting, photography, and contemporary reflections. He has exhibited in Italy and abroad, participating in Biennales and major public and private collections. He lives and works in Rocca di Papa, Rome.
Description “Gazometro”
The gasometer dominates the scene, set against a warm orange sky. The work emphasizes geometry and light, isolating the architecture from human presence and creating an intense, suspended atmosphere.
Conclusion
With Gazometro, Reggio engages with the theme of IN-LEAF, a group exhibition celebrating autumn as a season for observing and reflecting on urban forms and colors. On view at PUNTO SULL’ARTE Gallery in Varese, until October 25, 2025.


