Carlo D'Oria

Tomorrow in the battle think of me is a site-specific project by Carlo D'Oria, edited by Roberto Mastroianniwhich focuses on the conditions of human existence in an era of transience and change. The works on display explore the links between past and present, using abstract forms and iconic materials to investigate the tensions and symbols that characterise human and cultural relationships.

The exhibition features sculptures and installations such as Battlea 10-metre Corten work depicting figures in an ambiguous action between attack and defence, and A(r)matia collection of human figures that evoke not only physical but also inner conflicts. The painting on acetate by Fog amplifies the sense of spatial continuity, while the installation Sprouts simulates growth towards the light, reflecting a desire for transcendence.

A key reference of the exhibition is the Shakespearean verse Tomorrow in the battle think of mewhich embodies reflection on our relationship with archetypal and imaginary figures, making visible the ghosts that influence our present. The works of D'Oria interweave myths and poems, suggesting a complex dialogue between individuality and collectivity.