Sergio Fiorentino's Ultramarine Blue Transforms Radda in Chianti for Radda Arte 2026
Radda in Chianti's historic center is the venue for the environmental art initiative Radda Arte 2026, showcasing the work of Sicilian artist Sergio Fiorentino, born in 1973 in Catania. This project, which is backed by Fondazione Caris and the Comune di Radda in Chianti, is curated by Mila Sturm and organized by Radda Estate d’Arte APS. It features contributions from 23 students of Liceo Artistico Duccio di Buoninsegna in Siena, who have collaborated on the piece 'Blue: Fiorentino and me.' Fiorentino's striking ultramarine blue artworks are displayed along a route connecting the church of San Niccolò to the Church of Santa Maria Novella, including his sculptural series 'Segreti' and outdoor figures titled 'Santi.' The exhibition will continue until September 20, 2026.
Key facts
- Sergio Fiorentino's works are installed throughout the historic center of Radda in Chianti for Radda Arte 2026.
- The project is supported by Fondazione Caris and the Comune di Radda in Chianti.
- Curated by Mila Sturm and organized by Radda Estate d’Arte APS.
- 23 students from Liceo Artistico Duccio di Buoninsegna in Siena created the series 'Blue: Fiorentino and me'.
- The exhibition path starts at the church of San Niccolò and ends at the Church of Santa Maria Novella.
- Fiorentino's works are characterized by a predominant use of ultramarine blue.
- The exhibition includes sculptures, paintings, large-scale prints, and design statues.
- Radda Arte 2026 runs until September 20, 2026.
- Fiorentino was born in Catania in 1973 and works in Noto, Sicily.
- The artist's work is influenced by Sicilian cultural heritage, including baroque reliquaries and the Mediterranean Sea.
Entities
Artists
- Sergio Fiorentino
- Yves Klein
- Giotto
Institutions
- Fondazione Caris
- Comune di Radda in Chianti
- Radda Estate d’Arte APS
- Liceo Artistico Duccio di Buoninsegna
- Accademia di Belle Arti di Catania
Locations
- Radda in Chianti
- Italy
- Catania
- Sicily
- Noto
- Siena
- Tuscany
- Palermo
- Monreale
- Padua
- Costantinopoli
- Marocco
- Sidi Bou Said
- Tunisia