The artists

Ginevra Collini
A young artist who trained at the Accademia di Roma, she creates complex works by applying oil paint to photographs she has taken herself. Through painting, Ginevra Collini conceals some of the elements depicted without hiding them, creating an open dialogue between what appears and what might appear. For the artist, the works are both a cathartic and a formative experience, allowing her to soothe her anxieties and begin to live with them.

Pietro Manzo
Trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence, Pietro Manzo works on, with, and to a certain extent, for the landscape. His intricate installations are, in fact, pictorial representations of his own personal conception of urban space, which, by definition, is never strictly two-dimensional. This exploration becomes a kind of contemporary vedutism, where Kiefer's fascination with concrete meets Serra's spatial sensitivity.

Domenico Romeo
Born in Calabria and adopted by Rome, he is a graphic designer by profession and an artist by vocation. Romeo's work is precisely about vocation, a kind of spiritual quest expressed through graphic and calligraphic marks. A silent script composed of marks that straddle the line between Capogrossi and Barruchello, echoing Arabic calligraphy and Japanese writing exercises.

Stefano Tedeschi
Known for his ambivalent technique that conveys different messages depending on the viewing point, Stefano Tedeschi’s artistic exploration begins with philosophy and culminates in graphic design. His works are a perpetual demonstration of how, beneath every presumed macroscopic order, there lies, in essence, complete microscopic chaos.

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The exhibition is open to the public through November 30, 2016. Reservations can be made Monday through Friday:
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