Dino Morra Gallery relocates to Naples historic center with dual exhibition spaces

Dino Morra Gallery has moved from via Alabardieri to via Settembrini 87/88 in Naples, inaugurating two concurrent solo shows by Alessandro Franco and Antonello Scotti. The new location, along the 'via dei Musei' corridor near Museo Filangieri, Pio Monte della Misericordia, and Museo Madre, includes a permanent video art space called theboxbydinomorragallery at number 88. Franco's exhibition 'INPUT/NAPOLI' features a microphone outside the gallery capturing real-time street sounds that feed generative sculptures and acoustic devices, accompanied by texts from Alessandro Calvanese and Roberto Pugliese. The show concludes the Premio Generazione promoted by Art Days – Napoli Campania with the Scuola di Scultura dell'Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli and collector Ettore Rossetta. Scotti presents 'Juta e venuta', a video shot at Locri Epizefiri following a canoe crossing the sea, reflecting on time, travel, and transformation. The gallery's move marks a shift from its previous focus on painting toward interdisciplinary research and direct engagement with urban life.