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Fabio Marullo's Uranium-Focused Solo Exhibition at ArtNoble Gallery Explores Human-Nature Dynamics

exhibition · 2026-03-22

Artist Fabio Marullo presents his solo exhibition 'YELLOWSAKE – giallocanarino' at ArtNoble Gallery in Milan, running until March 27, 2026. The exhibition centers on uranium as its primary material, examining the complex relationship between humanity and this toxic yet fluorescent element. Curated with a critical text by Elio Grazioli, the immersive installation features four rooms that recreate the experience of uranium mines, including works like 'Non sono lucciole ma uranio' (2023) with Murano glass spheres and a taxidermied canary referencing historical mining safety practices. The show originated from research in a uranium mine near Cuneo, Italy, highlighting the paradoxical coexistence of harmful and beneficial elements in nature.

Key facts

  • Fabio Marullo's solo exhibition 'YELLOWSAKE – giallocanarino' is on view at ArtNoble Gallery in Milan
  • The exhibition runs until March 27, 2026
  • Uranium serves as the central material and thematic focus of the show
  • The installation features four immersive rooms recreating mine environments
  • Works include glass sculptures, paintings, and a taxidermied canary referencing mining history

Entities

Artists

  • Fabio Marullo

Institutions

  • ArtNoble Gallery

Locations

  • Milan
  • Cuneo

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