Giacomo Costa

Atto N° 6

Digital C-Print photograph, 2006, cm 100 x 400

"The pictures of coastline, as Norman Foster" (...) they are like the ruins of a lost city, (...) they remind us especially of the fragility of our world artifacts (...) "

Giacomo Costa

Atto N° 6

Digital C-Print photograph, 2006, cm 100 x 400

"The pictures of coastline, as Norman Foster" (...) they are like the ruins of a lost city, (...) they remind us especially of the fragility of our world artifacts (...) "

Helidon Xhixha

Luce

Mirror polished stainless steel, 2008, cm 94x143

"I think the sculpture should be (...) able to use light as a raw material to transmit energy, which is always in movement. (...) "

Helidon Xhixha

Luce

Mirror polished stainless steel, 2008, cm 94x143

"I think the sculpture should be (...) able to use light as a raw material to transmit energy, which is always in movement. (...) "

Omar Galliani

Nuovi Fiori Nuovi Santi

Artistic boards, 2003/2006, cm 100 x 100

"The boards are made mainly through the simplicity of two materials: wood and graphite, which highlights the subject matter. (...) "

Omar Galliani

Nuovi Fiori Nuovi Santi

Artistic boards, 2003/2006, cm 100 x 100

"The boards are made mainly through the simplicity of two materials: wood and graphite, which highlights the subject matter. (...) "

Carlo Nangeroni

Senza Titolo

Oil on canvas, 1973, cm 156x122

"(...) working on the languages of abstraction where forms have a rigour, consistency and variability which have created endless solutions (...) "

Carlo Nangeroni

Senza Titolo

Oil on canvas, 1973, cm 156x122

"(...) working on the languages of abstraction where forms have a rigour, consistency and variability which have created endless solutions (...) "

Piero Gilardi

Fuoco nell’orto

Polyurethane foam, 2008, cm 100x100x26

"My choice was mainly inspired by the fact of rebuilding a piece of nature that was usable by the body (…)"

Piero Gilardi

Fuoco nell’orto

Polyurethane foam, 2008, cm 100x100x26

"My choice was mainly inspired by the fact of rebuilding a piece of nature that was usable by the body (…)"