Fuit Hic (…) mentre fuori tutto si agita e si torce qui niente fa una grinza e le forme del vuoto si svelano più facilmente (While outside everything writhes and twists here nothing so much as creases, and the shapes of emptiness reveal themselves more easily) Remo Pagnanelli, Nel salone

Silver Bunny, Dummy It was 1959 when an animated rabbit appeared on American TVs. The rabbit had a single desire: to devour not carrots, just colorful Trix cereal endlessly. But then, two children would suddenly appear, snatching the cereal box from his paws and admonishing him: “Silly rabbit! Trix are

Everest Life For her solo exhibition at DISPLAY, Danish artist Charlotte Thrane presents a new sculptural installation that draws on her ongoing exploration of material tactility and the relationship between body, object, and space. Developed specifically for the architectural conditions of the venue, the work centers around the use of

The Expanding Domain   For his first solo exhibition in Italy, Will Krauland presents a site-specific installation which explores sound and sculpture as mutable materials. Drawing from the sonic landscape of Parma’s historic center, dominated by the Duomo’s bells, the artist turns the space into a resonant chamber, where the

Osso   The exhibition is the result of a conversation on language and its decay, between Fabian Herkenhoener and curator Ilaria Monti. At the core of the project is a site-specific wall writing intervention, conceived as both trace and disappearance. Don’t explain, expose yourself your refusal your irreducible drift the

A neon illuminates a word, while an installation of gleaming surfaces and childish forms stands without explanation. Nearby, a duck and a book remain still, as if waiting for something.

O dark dark dark O dark dark dark. They all go into the dark,The vacant interstellar spaces, the vacant into the vacant,The captains, merchant bankers, eminent men of letters,The generous patrons of art, the statesmen and the rulers,Distinguished civil servants, chairmen of many committees,Industrial lords and petty contractors, all go

Careful What You Wish For   The exhibition “Careful What You Wish For” builds on an intricate interplay between vulnerability and identity, highlighting how fear and the fragility of human experience shape our understanding of self. By examining psychological dimensions of existence, the exhibited works invite viewers to confront unseen