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13/07/2026

Last days to see “Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works of four contemporary painters: Emmanuelle Castellan, Scott McCracken, Mirela Moscu and Luca Zarattini.

The project stems from this formal yet poetic reflection, giving shape to an exhibition that intertwines the practices of four artists from different backgrounds, united by layered and highly personal interpretations of contemporary figuration. At the core of the works — whether explicitly present or only faintly evoked — emerges the human figure: a presence that appears, dissolves, leaves traces, or survives as memory.

On view until July 17, 2026.
✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Monday-Friday // 3pm - 7.30pm

Focus On: Luca ZarattiniAt the core of the works — whether explicitly present or only faintly evoked — emerges the human...
08/07/2026

Focus On: Luca Zarattini
At the core of the works — whether explicitly present or only faintly evoked — emerges the human figure: a presence that appears, dissolves, leaves traces, or survives as memory.

My work is less about representation and more about revealing a state of continuous transformation—where images remain open, unstable, and alive. - Luca Zarattini

The painter who emancipates themselves from strict fidelity to the real or the recognizable — to the familiar and the credible — embraces a risk that, veiled in ambiguity, may compromise plastic values historically regarded as resolved.

Discover his artworks at the gallery!
“Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works of four contemporary painters: Emmanuelle Castellan, Scott McCracken, Mirela Moscu and Luca Zarattini.
✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Monday-Friday // 3pm - 7.30pm

Focus On: Scott McCrackenScott McCracken develop pictorial languages in which figurative elements emerge as traces, echo...
02/07/2026

Focus On: Scott McCracken
Scott McCracken develop pictorial languages in which figurative elements emerge as traces, echoes, or fragments. Recognizable anatomical, architectural, or landscape references persist, yet he appear to invoke a memory of reality only to redirect the viewer’s gaze toward another suspended and evocative dimension.

I don’t tend to think of the paintings as being finished or unfinished, neither on nor off; only that they exist in different states of being, and through their making I’m trying to find a point where the painting approaches a kind of wholeness. A wholeness of parts. The paintings shouldn’t really be sure of themselves, they are paintings that think out loud as it were, that decide one thing and then change their minds. - Scott McCracken

Discover his artworks at the gallery!
“Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works of four contemporary painters: Emmanuelle Castellan, Scott McCracken, Mirela Moscu and Luca Zarattini.
✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Monday-Friday // 3pm - 7.30pm

Focus On: Mirela Moscu Mirela Moscu At the core of the works — whether explicitly present or only faintly evoked — emerg...
29/06/2026

Focus On: Mirela Moscu Mirela Moscu
At the core of the works — whether explicitly present or only faintly evoked — emerges the human figure: a presence that appears, dissolves, leaves traces, or survives as memory.
Alongside these visions stands the practice of Mirela Moscu, in which physiognomic traits seem to dissolve and merge into dense constellations of marks and chromatic touches, generating images in a constant state of transformation.

Discover her artworks at the gallery!
“Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works of four contemporary painters: Emmanuelle Castellan, Scott McCracken, Mirela Moscu and Luca Zarattini.
✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Monday-Friday // 3pm - 7.30pm

Emmanuelle Castellan Emmanuelle Castellan’s works are distinguished by incisive, sharp-edged gestures capable of defi...
22/06/2026

Emmanuelle Castellan
Emmanuelle Castellan’s works are distinguished by incisive, sharp-edged gestures capable of defining suspended presences, caught in sidelong glances or immersed in shadowy atmospheres, like fragments of thought translated into painting.

“Painting allows me to create abstract narratives, composed of silhouettes, ghostly presences and landscapes, but also to work with a medium that is so present in its own right. What interests me above all in painting is the relationship between gestures, bodies and frames; between the initial intention and all the stages that ultimately bring an image or a presence to life. I do not see my practice as linear, even though I have my habits, but rather as a slow journey that trains me to look at the images that surround me and that form part of my culture and my history.” - Emmanuelle Castellan

Discover her artworks at the gallery!
“Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works of four contemporary painters: Emmanuelle Castellan, Scott McCracken, Mirela Moscu and Luca Zarattini.
✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Monday-Friday // 3pm - 7.30pm

📩 Contact the gallery for more informations.

We are happy to share with you some installation views from “Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works ...
12/06/2026

We are happy to share with you some installation views from “Figure, not Figure”, a project bringing together the works of four contemporary painters: Emmanuelle Castellan, Scott McCracken, Mirela Moscu and Luca Zarattini.

“The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. In painting, it is not” : the project stems from this formal yet poetic reflection, giving shape to an exhibition that intertwines the practices of four artists from different backgrounds, united by layered and highly personal interpretations of contemporary figuration.

✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Monday - Friday // 3pm - 7.30pm

📸 Mattia Mognetti

05/05/2026

Last days to see our current exhibition at the gallery In Abeyance, by Harrison Pearce.

The title chosen for this new and unprecedented exhibition project refers to a condition of temporary suspension, a transitory and indefinite state where the subjects of the works seem to find themselves. The stasis evoked by the expression, however, reveals a repressed tension that persists as a possibility.

✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday // 3pm - 7.30pm
also by appointment

The state of expectation is no longer a neutral condition, but a pause charged with emotional intensity. It is a dense, ...
23/04/2026

The state of expectation is no longer a neutral condition, but a pause charged with emotional intensity. It is a dense, almost corporeal suspension that places Pearce’s works in a new and more explicitly “human” dimension. Body, mind and machine thus become objects to be observed simultaneously, not in opposition but in mutual relation: one is functional to the other.

Join us at the gallery and discover more about “In Abeyance” the second solo exhibition at the gallery by Harrison Pearce.
✨Come visit us!✨ Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday // 3pm - 7.30pm also by appointment

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Harrison Pearce, Tactus #1, 2026, silicone, aluminium, steel, pneumatic automation system, cm 41x10.5x12.5

✨Let’s start! MIART 2026✨Come visit us at - booth C15- with a selection of works by: Harrison Pearce, Stefano Perrone...
16/04/2026

✨Let’s start! MIART 2026✨
Come visit us at - booth C15- with a selection of works by: Harrison Pearce, Stefano Perrone and Marco Reichert
Come visit us!

📌MIART 2026
April 16 - 19 2026
MICO South Liv.O
Booth C15

Ph. Mattia Mognetti

We are happy to share with you some installation views from “In Abeyance” by Harrison Pearce.The title chosen for this n...
27/03/2026

We are happy to share with you some installation views from “In Abeyance” by Harrison Pearce.

The title chosen for this new and unprecedented exhibition project refers to a condition of temporary suspension, a transitory and indefinite state where the subjects of the works seem to find themselves. The stasis evoked by the expression, however, reveals a repressed tension that persists as a possibility.

✨Come visit us!✨
Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday // 3pm - 7.30pm
also by appointment

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