The exhibition features a selection of works by Franco Chiarani and Caroline Mayr, bringing into dialogue two artistic paths united by a deep exploration of material and pictorial language.
Franco Chiarani’s works focus on interacting figures set in deliberately undefined spaces.
Through a layered and complex painting process, based on both addition and subtraction, the artist creates intense and suspended images, where colour and material play a key role in shaping an almost three dimensional dimension.
Caroline Mayr’s work, on the other hand, revolves around the relationship between colour, material and composition.
Her artworks suggest landscapes and forms without fully defining them, favouring experimentation and the use of different materials.
Layers, chromatic contrasts and unexpected combinations give rise to balanced compositions rich in evocative elements.
The exhibition highlights two different yet complementary approaches, both characterised by a constant expressive research that results in dense, material rich and highly evocative works.
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