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Exhibition 'Nuova Gestione' Features Collaborative Works by D'Argenio and De Cunto at Mondoromulo Gallery

exhibition · 2026-04-03

The exhibition 'Nuova Gestione' by artists Vincenzo D'Argenio and Fabrizio De Cunto is on view at the Project Room of Mondoromulo gallery in Castelvenere, Benevento province, from March 21 to May 2. The show presents a collaborative dialogue developed remotely between D'Argenio in Bologna and De Cunto in Benevento, focusing on multimedia installations that explore themes of biography, sleep, and transformation. D'Argenio's contributions include a video installation based on polysomnography, capturing his body during sleep with medical monitoring equipment, alongside an archive of spontaneous footage recorded by his children, highlighting contrasts between clinical observation and daily vitality. De Cunto, also known as Faffiffio, responds with playful yet conceptual works such as 'Rotolacampi,' a metal structure incorporating cheese baskets and confetti, and 'Topogallery,' a miniature exhibition space displaying distorted images from D'Argenio's family videos. The exhibition emphasizes delegation and reinterpretation, with the artists using distance and time to reshape each other's materials, offering insights into human fragility and perceptual uncertainty. Set in an intimate project room dedicated to emerging or unconventional projects, the event underscores the gallery's role in fostering artistic experimentation away from mainstream circuits.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Nuova Gestione' runs from March 21 to May 2
  • Features artists Vincenzo D'Argenio and Fabrizio De Cunto
  • Held at Project Room of Mondoromulo gallery in Castelvenere, Benevento
  • Collaboration developed remotely between Bologna and Benevento
  • D'Argenio presents polysomnography video and family footage archive
  • De Cunto contributes works like 'Rotolacampi' and 'Topogallery'
  • Focuses on themes of sleep, biography, and artistic transformation
  • Highlights delegation and dialogue in creative processes

Entities

Artists

  • Vincenzo D'Argenio
  • Fabrizio De Cunto

Institutions

  • Mondoromulo gallery
  • Mondoromulo Gallery

Locations

  • Castelvenere
  • Benevento
  • Bologna

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