Visioni contemporanee

The goal is to foster an authentic exchange between the protagonists of the sector, creating a bridge between the conceptual dimension of art and its fruition in the real world. VISIONI CONTEMPORANEE is not just a series of talks, but a laboratory of ideas that aims to stimulate new perspectives and offer food for thought on the present and future of artistic practice.

In the heart of the city, Casa Baglioni and the Claudio Sadler restaurant become the meeting point for artists, curators and collectors who want to discuss art without the filters of institutional rhetoric. No podium, no speeches learned by heart: only lively dialogues, open questions and visions that intersect, as in a living room where the conversation slips between the art market, new languages ​​and that strange magic that transforms an idea into a work.

Luca Monterastelli and Jacopo Valentini, both artists, will talk with Luca Molinari, architect, critic and curator, on Tuesday 1 April. The comparison will focus on the intersection between space, matter and narration in contemporary art, investigating how the language of sculpture and photography can redefine the concept of landscape and memory. Monterastelli, through his plastic practice, explores the tension between monumentality and fragility, while Valentini uses the photographic medium to construct layered stories in which time and architecture intertwine.

On Wednesday 2 April, Luca Staccioli, in conversation with the gallery owner Matthew Noble, will talk about the genesis and themes of the exhibition “Falling Flowers”, the second solo show at ArtNoble Gallery. Continuing the series “Kit eliminacoda multifunzione”, the exhibition explores the landscape as a place of imbalances between the human and the non-human, in which consumer objects and commercial images are transformed into organic forms, seeking a “blossoming” in error and loss of functionality.

Thursday 3 April Raffaele Petris presents the project “Gesti e Memorie” by the artist Giordano Floreancig born from the collaboration with Roi Clâr, which transforms the bottle of wine from a simple container to a visual and tactile memory, in which abstract labels and experimental textures tell of daily rituals and gestures, elevating the common object to an aesthetic experience that transcends consumption and extends over time, exploring the relationship between art, memory and everyday life.

The conversations will be accompanied by a selection of Roi Clâr wines and introduced by Mario Ippoliti, sommelier of Casa Baglioni Sadler.