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  • Agenda degli Artisti – Exhibition

    MOSTRA AGENDA DEGLI ARTISTI 2026

    is the new collective exhibition bringing colour and contemporary visions to the historic Libreria Bocca in Milan, under the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the city’s “drawing room” just a few steps from the Duomo. Founded in 1775 and recognised as one of the oldest and most prestigious bookshops in Italy, Bocca is a Historic Shop, a Historic Venue of the Lombardy Region and a “Place of the Heart” of the FAI, a reference point for lovers of books, art and culture.(Il Giorno)

    The exhibition, curated by Simona Heart, will feature a dialogue between the works of several artists in a unique space, where floor-to-ceiling shelves and traces of publishing history become the backdrop to contemporary painting.

    Among the works on display will be the painting by GianPaolo Macario, Come un fremito felino, selected and published in the Agenda degli Artisti, which invites visitors to dwell on a vibrant instant of feline energy and sensitivity in the beating heart of Milan.

    Event Information

    Date: January 11-24, 2026, with opening on Sunday, January 11, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

    Where: Bocca Bookshop, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (Duomo), Milan

    Below the calendar page with the publication of the work:

  • Time has made them accomplices and stronger

    Among the silent mountains of Grigna, a white writing — LOVE — becomes sculpture and refuge. She, lying lightly on that word, smiles with her head resting on the one she has chosen every day.

    Time has made them accomplices, stronger, more real. In that embrace placed on the landscape, a love is celebrated that does not fade, but is nourished by the seasons lived together, like the wind that caresses the peaks and tells eternal stories.

    TITLE:   

    Time has made them accomplices and stronger

    SUPPORT:

    Cotton canvas on frame

    SIZE:

    70 x 50 cm

    TECHNIQUE:

    Oil on canvas

    DATE:

    February 2025

    SERIAL N.:

    20250201

    NOTES:

    Subject for photography, made entirely with a spatula

  • PERSEFONE – InCANTO DI PRIMAVERA

    PERSEPHONE – InCANTO DI PRIMAVERA

    Visual arts exhibition that celebrates the awakening of spring through multiple contemporary artistic languages.
    The exhibition, which will be held at the prestigious Galleria degli Artisti in Via Nirone 1 in Milan, takes inspiration from the mythological figure of Persephone, whose ascent from the underworld marks the beginning of spring in the Greek pantheon. According to the myth, when Persephone returns to earth on the occasion of the spring equinox, her mother Demeter, goddess of agriculture, adorns nature with flowers, buds on the trees, dyeing the meadows green and the sky blue.
    This mythological theme becomes a metaphor for a double awakening: the external one of nature and the internal one of the human being. The selected artists are invited to explore this concept of rebirth and transformation, interpreting through their works the moment in which the renewed energies of spring manifest themselves both in the natural world and in the human soul. As evoked in the verses of Pablo Neruda quoted in the project: “It is that behind things there is you, Spring, who begins to write in the humidity, with the fingers of a playful child, the delirious alphabet of time that returns.” The exhibition is proposed as an opportunity for artists and visitors to undertake a path of reconnection with their own creative essence and with their “heart projects”, drawing on the inner resources that the spring season naturally awakens.

    Event information

    Period: From 21 to 29 March 2025, with inauguration on Friday 21 March at 18:00

    Where: Galleria degli Artisti, Via Nirone 1, Milan

    Below you can consult the catalog:

    I had the immense pleasure of participating in this event together with my Art Teacher, the Painter Massimo Fontanini who brought a splendid work entitled “Rinascita”

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