Andrea Romano presents fragmented retrospective at Federica Schiavo Gallery in Rome through 2026
The exhibition by Andrea Romano at the Federica Schiavo Gallery in Rome is set to continue until April 30, 2026. It showcases works such as 'Flying Title Two' (2025) and 'Slimy Title One' (2024), which delve into the concept of title preservation. Another notable piece, 'Fresh Fur, Silver Tongue Two' (2025), features a distorted white tiger trapped in marble. Originating from his 'Claque & Shill' series (2011-2017), Romano's works investigate the relationship between experience and representation. Additionally, 'Cast of Pillow, Marco Mother Mold 1, 2' (2013-2024) includes images of friends engaging with a crumbling sculpture. The exhibition's title highlights the delicate nature of language and reality.
Key facts
- Exhibition runs until April 30, 2026
- Features works from 2013 to 2025
- Includes 'Claque & Shill' series elements from 2011-2017
- Showcases marble-encased white tiger in 'Fresh Fur, Silver Tongue Two' (2025)
- Presents photographs documenting sculpture creation in 'Cast of Pillow, Marco Mother Mold 1, 2' (2013-2024)
- Features vinyl cover representation for non-existent content in 'Cover of Life, Baby Kenny, The Hunt for Friendship, Love and Success' (2025)
- Includes works where subjects preserve title letters in 'Flying Title Two' (2025) and 'Slimy Title One' (2024)
- Explores relationship between language and reality through fragmented forms
Entities
Artists
- Andrea Romano
Institutions
- Federica Schiavo Gallery
Locations
- Rome
- Italy