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Nicola Toffolini's 'Roseo' at Kappa-Nöun Explores the Impossible Pursuit of a Single Color

exhibition · 2026-09-17

Nicola Toffolini's exhibition 'Roseo' will be showcased at Kappa-Nöun in San Lazzaro di Savena (Bologna) from 12 September to 25 October 2026, following nearly two years of development. This initiative originates from 'Matrice', a sheet adorned with the salmon-hued Caran d'Ache Neocolor II pastel, number 7500.051. Toffolini investigates this color through various mediums, producing approximate outcomes. His two significant pieces, 'Campione #01' and 'Campione #02', draw inspiration from Gerhard Richter's 'Farbtafeln', substituting variations with an idealistic pursuit. 'Nubi domestiche' showcases water reserves on trestles, while 'Rudere' and 'Sentinelle' mimic large household appliances. 'Presenze #01' depicts an inverted tripod within a crater, and 'Distesa' is a 4.5-meter-long roll of salmon-painted paper. Toffolini's sketchbooks contain working titles and reflections on intuition and silence.

Key facts

  • 'Roseo' by Nicola Toffolini runs 12/09/2026 – 25/10/2026 at Kappa-Nöun, Via Imelde Lambertini 5, San Lazzaro di Savena (BO)
  • The project began with 'Matrice', a sheet covered uniformly with Caran d'Ache Neocolor II wax pastel number 7500.051 in salmon
  • Toffolini pursues the same salmon tint through pastels, Pigma Micron pens, acrylic gouache, and industrial enamel
  • Gerhard Richter's 'Farbtafeln (Color Charts)', begun in 1966, is cited as precedent
  • 'Campione #01' and 'Campione #02' are acrylic and industrial enamel panels labeled tautologically
  • 'Distesa' is a four-and-a-half-meter roll of Fabriano paper painted salmon, unrolled from ceiling to floor by its own weight
  • Works include 'Nubi domestiche', 'Rudere', three 'Sentinelle', and 'Presenze #01'
  • Working titles in sketchbooks included 'Nube architettura lago', 'Rudere prato', and 'Presenza/assenza', each annotated 'rosa'

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Kappa-Nöun
  • Caran d'Ache
  • Fabriano
  • Moleskine
  • Juliet Art Magazine

Locations

  • San Lazzaro di Savena
  • Italy
  • Bologna

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