Material Resonances

The group exhibition Material Resonances presents the work of Tiziana Berrola, Silvana Maggi e Paola Zanella in an exhibition that investigates the vital relationship between art and matter. The exhibition brings together three different artistic visions that share a profound attention to the physicality of materials and their ability to generate emotions and connections. The matter becomes an active element, narrator e sensitive bridge between artist and observer.

Tiziana Berrola works with the clayexploring its expressive potential to give shape to inner emotions and perceptions. His works reflect the dialogue between nature and cultural contaminationin a continuous search for balance between harmony and contrast.

Silvana Maggi proposes a pictorial language that stems from the creative reuse. His canvases are populated with recovered materialsintense colours and compositions that address topical issues such as freedom, identity e migrationexcluding all figuration in favour of the evocative power of matter.

Paola Zanellathrough the project Almarera - art and land, investigates the properties of lime, hemp and earthreinterpreting ancient techniques in a contemporary key. His work fuses historical memory and ecological sensitivitycelebrating the generative power of matter itself.

The exhibition is promoted by theDepartment of Culture of the City of Rivoliwith the patronage of Piedmont Region and Metropolitan Cityand finds in the spaces of the Conte Verde House Museum the ideal context to enhance an artistic dialogue that resonates in the substance of the works.