Exhibitions: personal exhibition

The artist works in series, turning her attention to the urban landscape, nature, and contemporary society. Her research focuses predominantly on the night-time hours or at dusk, when chromatic nuances reveal the mystery inherent in places.

In his works, Andrea Failla succeeds in bringing together a spiritual and cosmic dimension alongside a more earthly one, rooted in human nature.

Blue Baroque is an exhibtion that offers no definitive answers, but opens a space of wonder: a place where science and myth, rather than excluding each other, are reflected in one another, like two different stories of the same inexhaustible beauty.

iKonica Art Gallery presents “Dancing with Sand”, the first solo exhibition in Milan by the German artist Bernd Caspar Dietrich, scheduled from March 30 to April 11, 2026. On display are approximately 25 works offering a significant insight into the artist’s material-based research.

This exhibition is a testament to change and transformation. It does so through a series of pictorial works, and to a lesser extent sculptural ones, that speak of painterly change and perhaps of an inner transformation as well.

With Interwoven Systems, R.O. Mantey invites the public to reflect on the deep relationships connecting environment, technology, mind, and society — proposing an art that not only represents the world, but suggests new ways of living sustainably within it.