In the beating heart of Milan’s contemporary art scene, Galleria Luisa Delle Piane is a beacon of innovation and audacity. Its latest exhibition, ‘Invasati’, is a hymn to creativity expressed through extraordinary works by leading artists such as Alessandro Mendini, Gaetano Pesce, Analogia Andrea Anastasio, Matteo Pellegrino, Giovanni De Francesco, Christoph Radl, Marco Guazzini, Marco Parmeggiani, Marta Pierobon, Mark Newson, Matali Crasset, Studio Job, Wieki Sommers and Zaven, to name but a few.
Close by their common effort to reflect on the theme of the contemporary vase, the artists in the exhibition, each with their own distinctive characteristics, bring a wealth of expression and a variety of approaches that blend harmoniously into the gallery space, immersing us in a world of bold shapes, vibrant colours and compelling concepts.
‘Invasati’ is not just a design exhibition, but an experience that invites viewers to immerse themselves in the complexity of forms, concepts and emotions that define contemporary artistic creation.
Among the many objects on display, the designs of Giovanni De Francesco and Matteo Pellegrino deserved special mention, as they presented a preview of new collections at the exhibition.
A representative of the youngest and most dynamic design, Matteo Pellegrino worked for a long time alongside Gaetano Pesce, who we can say was a Maestro for him. Matteo Pellegrino’s works embody a subtle dialogue between the past and the future, between tradition and innovation. His ability to combine traditional techniques with a modern vision results in works of art that capture the eye for their complexity and conceptual depth. At Galleria Luisa Delle Piane, Pellegrino’s creations fit harmoniously into the gallery environment, creating an experience that invites viewers to reflect on the continuity of art across the centuries.
With his works that challenge conventional reality, Giovanni De Francesco brings a surreal dimension to the exhibition. Through the masterful use of mixed media, De Francesco creates compositions that capture the viewers’ imagination. His ability to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary visions adds a layer of mystery and wonder to the exhibition.
