Artists and artworks

Tami Izko uses chalk casts to reproduce porcelain and gres moulds. Through this process she remodels pre-existing places, creating a constellation of objects extracted from their context, reinterpreting them to create a new personal space.

Michael Beutler is a German artist famous for his large sculpture installations created with simple cheap materials linked to craftmanship.

Cosimo Veneziano’s activity is characterized by a long research and several workshops on archive reading and is focused on the development of sculptures and drawings in a close correlation with the places that inspired them.

In his artistic search Francesco Jodice examines the changes in the current social landscape, with a close attention to urban anthropology phenomena and to the creation of new participation processes.

Using different media, drawing and photography, videos and sculpture and even immersive installations, Adrien Missika narrates his experience in far-away places in distant corners of the world. Like a new travel painter, Missika in his works eliminates the distinction between reality and fiction.

Koo Jeong A. mainly deals with the creation of spaces. The most important aim of her interventions is “giving a soul to space”.

Remo Salvadori is an exponent of the generation that came after the current of Poor and Conceptual Art. In his works he develops a new concept and expression of the artwork, experiencing art as a revelation.