The Brescia edition of *Corriere della Sera* published an article by Pietro Keller Cassetti on the exhibition “Ex-peau-sition.” The exhibition was curated by Ilaria Bignotti and Andrea Mariconti, professors at the Santa Giulia Academy of Fine Arts, in collaboration with Martina Pirovano.
The exhibition features six young artists in their second year of the Bachelor’s program in Contemporary Visual Arts, who have interpreted the concepts of subtlety, depth, opacity, and transparency through works and installations inspired by their personal experiences.
The exhibition, which opened in the neoclassical rooms of Mo.Ca and runs through June 7, stems from a reflection on the concept of “skin” developed by philosopher Georges Didi-Hubermann and inspired by Paul Valéry’s famous quote: “What is deepest in man is the skin.” The opening also featured a discussion session titled “Final Critics,” during which students had the opportunity to engage in dialogue and receive feedback on their works from three industry experts: collector Tecla Gatelli, gallery owner Riccardo Angossini, and curator and art critic Gabriele Salvaterra.