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Giulia Romano

Born in Rome in 1988, Giulia Romano is a painter whose work explores the tension between memory and absence. Her canvases, dominated by muted ochres and deep blues, invite the viewer into suspended landscapes of introspective depth. She has exhibited in Milan, Paris and Berlin.

Marco De Luca

Marco De Luca (Turin, 1979) works at the intersection of sculpture and installation. His pieces, often built from industrial materials and natural elements, question the relationship between human construction and organic forms. His work has been shown at Artissima, MiArt and Frieze London.

Sara Fontana

Sara Fontana is a Venetian artist whose photography and mixed-media works investigate the layers of time embedded in urban space. Her images reveal the invisible histories of buildings, streets and faces, creating a poetic cartography of the present.

Mary Tkachenko

Mary Tkachenko is a Turkish painter whose practice explores colour as both structure and sensation. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, she builds compositions of repeating chromatic modules — grids of gradient colour that shift from warm to cool, from dense to luminous — creating a visual rhythm that is at once systematic and deeply felt.

Edgar Le Govic

Edgar LE GOVIC is a 26-year-old artist living and working between Paris and Brittany, a territory that deeply nourishes his visual universe. His work explores the encounter between the human figure and vegetation. Through a pared-down visual language built on silhouettes, contrasts, and texture, he develops compositions situated between figuration and abstraction. Initially trained in wood sculpture, he approaches creation through volume, material, and organic structures. This sculptural foundation continues to shape his practice today and naturally extends into textile through jacquard tapestries woven from recycled cotton.