From October 31, 2025 to November 2, 2025

Artissima 2025

Echoes of Responsibility: Presence, Matter, Connection
Booth White 13, Purple 14 | Oval Lingotto, Torino

For the 2025 edition of Artissima, Mazzoleni presents Echoes of Responsibility: Presence, Matter, Connection, a project uniting the work of Salvatore Astore, Iran do Espírito Santo, Andrea Francolino, Jorge Méndez Blake, Rebecca Moccia, Marinella Senatore and Massimo Vitali. Through distinct yet converging artistic languages, the presentation reflects on humanity’s place within the social and environmental fabric, urging a renewed awareness of our shared presence on the planet.

Artissima 2025
31 October – 2 November 2025
VIP preview (by invitation only): 30 October 11am – 8pm

Salvatore Astore continues his exploration of the dialogue between humankind and nature. His recent drawing series Fiore in carne e ossa (2025) captures a rhythm between geometry and organic movement, where material form becomes a reflection on vitality and transformation.

While Mazzoleni presents the artist’s first Italian retrospective at its Turin gallery, Artissima showcases works that continue the storytelling of Tracing Thought (2002–2025).

Iran do Espírito Santo reinterprets everyday objects through a minimalist lens. In Dropping Bottles – Sequence (2014), the precision of marble and stainless steel transforms familiar forms into quiet meditations on material culture and perception.

Andrea Francolino focuses his research on the concept of rupture in its physical, philosophical, and ecological dimensions. In works such as M² (2025), the crack becomes a poetic bridge between earth and cosmos, inviting reflection on the fragility and resilience of existence.

Rebecca Moccia investigates the emotional climate of contemporary life. Works such as the Cold as You Are series (2022 – 2024) explore loneliness and empathy, translating affective experience into sculptural and thermographic form.

Marinella Senatore’s large-format gold-leaf collages (Paesaggio, 2024) draw from The School of Narrative Dance, embedding collective stories into visual compositions that celebrate empowerment and shared creation.

In the summer 1994, Massimo Vitali takes his first beach photograph in Marina di Pietrasanta. This marks the beginning of a successful series, which over the decades has consolidated him as one of the leading photographers on the international scene.

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