Nuvole Sciolte
The solo exhibition Nuvole sciolte presented monotype prints alongside a spatial installation made of umbrellas. The imagery moves between natural and floral elements: moments of stillness intertwine with more turbulent visions. August – particularly in the mountains – is the month of thunderstorms. The threat is immediate.
In the age of climate change, I am particularly interested in the relationship between humans and weather – a relationship that has shaped human culture for centuries and now presents us with new challenges.
“Un’antenna che trema mi promette la tempesta” (Patrizia Cavalli).
A trembling antenna announces the storm to me.
Salad and Ants, 2026, oil ink on Shoji-paper, mounted on Masa-paper (monoprint), wooden frame, 74,5x94 cm
Storm (2), 2026, oil ink on Shoji-paper, mounted on Masa-paper (monoprint), wooden frame, 52,5x63 cm
Wind, 2026, oil ink on Shoji-paper, mounted on Kitagawa-paper (monoprint), wooden frame, 98x70 cm