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VINCVLVM | Cveto Maršič

Nuova Galleria Morone presents VINCVLVM, a solo exhibition by Cveto Maršič, a Slovenian artist whose practice is rooted in a profound and tangible relationship with the earth, matter, and time. Vincvlvm, Latin for “bond” or “connection”, describes a relationship that runs through Maršič’s experiences, places, and memories: the land where he was born and the land where he lives, gesture, music, vine cultivation, and the time of transformation. Everything settles, overlaps, and resurfaces in his painting. For Maršič, the earth is therefore not a landscape to be represented, but an original matter with which to engage: it can be worked, traversed, and cared for, yet it retains a resistance of its own. From this tension between intervention and autonomy emerges his physical...

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Mathew McWilliams

Things as they are, a dialogue with Antiveduto Gramatica | Mathew McWilliams

Nuova Galleria Morone presents a solo exhibition by Mathew McWilliams (Vancouver, Canada, 1973), curated by Roberto Lacarbonara, entitled “Things As They Are,” a unique dialogue with the work Concerto a quattro figure (1608-1610) by Baroque painter Antiveduto Gramatica (Rome, 1571-1626). Mathew McWilliams' artistic research is characterized by a profound processual and analytical reflection on painting. It is a self-reflective, metalinguistic investigation in which the artist questions the primary components of aesthetic experience, from the formal and compositional aspects of painting to the perceptual and sensory aspects of seeing. On the occasion of his first solo exhibition at the Nuova Galleria Morone, the Paris based Canadian artist – a keen connoisseur of Italian Renaissance and Baroque art, with a particular affinity for the...

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