Adelaide Cioni
Adelaide Cioni (Bologna, 1976) studied drawing at UCLA, Los Angeles, and holds a BA in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome (2015). With an MA in contemporary history and a master’s degree in Literary Translation, for ten years she translated American literature (John Cheever, David Foster Wallace, Lydia Davis, Richard Ford, AM Homes and several others). In 2012 she finished the translation of Cheever’s journals and decided to quit translating literature, thereby she started her artistic practice. In 2014 she was resident at Cité internationale des arts, Paris, and won premio Celeste. In 2015 she was resident in Villa Sträuli, Switzerland. In 2016 she moved to Umbria, and opened with Fabio Giorgi Alberti a space/studio which they called “Franca”. She has shown her work in independent spaces and institutional places, in Italy and abroad. She is represented by P420 gallery, Bologna.
Alessandro Sarra
Alessandro Sarra (Rome, 1966) is an abstract painter. His paintings on canvas, paper or wood are the result of different colour glazes, almost transparent, diaphanous or intense and sometimes crossed by signs: his is a reflection on painting as time becomes space and language. Sometimes the colour pours out of the canvas and invades the environment around it.
Ingrid Hora
Ingrid Hora (Bolzano, 1976) lives and works in Berlin. Her work has a multidisciplinary approach: through sculpture, drawing, performance, the artist investigates the individual’s ability to act as a group and develop a community.
Simone Berti
Simone Berti (Adria, 1966) is a visual artist, and practices different techniques: from painting to drawing, from sculpture to video. His work is characterized by a reflection on the precariousness and uncertainty of reality, rendered by contrasting figures (human, animal or inanimate) against a white background behind which they stand out enigmatically.
Maria Morganti
Maria Morganti (Milan, 1965. Lives in Venice) works mainly with painting. Every day she prepares a colour and spreads it on the canvas, covering the previous day’s, of which, however, she leaves a subtle trace. Her works are sedimentations of repeated gestures, a measure of time.
Antonio Rovaldi
Antonio Rovaldi (Parma, 1975) is an artist based in Milan and New York. His research focuses on the perception of landscape and distance, and his artistic practice is based on walking and traveling by bike. Rovaldi works mainly with photography, video, sculpture, and drawing.
Chiara Camoni
Chiara Camoni is a visual artist who works with sculpture. She lives in a small village in the Apuan Alps; from her house she sees the sea below, the marble quarries above. The surrounding landscape, the things she has seen, the stories she reads, the people she meets often end up in her works that look simple and arcane at the same time.
Emanuele Oliveri
Emanuele Oliveri working and living in Rome. His life is an ongoing revolution. He always loves drawing and making things. Through street art he started looking at illustration and art, and moved from writing on walls to drawing on paper and finally to making pictures for children!
