RDV Project Exhibition in Milan Features Three Artists in Historic Apartment Setting

The RDV project has organized an exhibition titled 'Opere tra presenza ed essenza' in a historic apartment at Piazzetta Adolfo Beria di Argentine 3 in Milan, facing the Basilica of San Vincenzo. Curated by Bianca D’Ippolito and Michela Rossetti, the show features works by three artists: Luca Campestri, Valerio Di Fiore, and Dehorah Graziano. The exhibition takes place in a vacant, soon-to-be-renovated residential space characterized by checkered floors, arches, and peeling wallpaper. Campestri presents fragmented narratives exploring nocturnal ambiguity through light-reflective fabric prints and video installations. Di Fiore creates parasitic ceramic sculptures and wood carvings that emerge from cracks and corners. Graziano works with diverse materials like lead, wood, and polyurethane foam to create ambiguous organic forms. The artworks engage with the transitional nature of the domestic environment, exploring themes of memory, traces, and temporal suspension.