Exhibition Experience

The first time I exhibited my work was last year during a “VGS Expo” event. This group decided to open their home and invite several artists to create a temporary two-day gallery in Milan—for the pleasure of enjoying art, having fun, and being together. I had the opportunity to exhibit with them three times, most recently last weekend, no longer in a private home but at the offices of “Scomodo”. In Milan, I also exhibited my work at “La Stanza Blu”, thanks to Gabriele, founder and curator of this small space in the Tortona district. More recently, I took part in a group exhibition, again in Milan, organised by the “Holy Art Gallery”, further expanding the range of contexts in which my work has been presented. Last September, I exhibited several of my paintings in Turin during the latest Art Week, “Artissima”, in a space located in the city center and curated by “Art à Porter”, as part of the official “Diffusissima” program. Virgil Abloh argued that a candle can be perceived as art in a gallery or as trash in a garage, emphasising how context can be just as important as the creation itself. I will continue doing what I do even if my work never ends up in a gallery, but I am not so hypocritical as to deny that I would like to leave a mark on this world—something that someone might truly appreciate, in the right context.