Teldil Art Gallery Opens in Rome with Igor Mitoraj Exhibition

A new contemporary art space, Teldil Art Gallery, has opened in Rome, transforming the traditional gallery concept into an immersive and performative experience. The inaugural exhibition, La forma del silenzio, features 41 works by Polish sculptor Igor Mitoraj, a major 20th-century artist. Curated by Marco Giammetta and realized in collaboration with Atelier Mitoraj, the show explores the theme of the fragment, presenting Mitoraj's sculptures as contemporary presences suspended between classicism and modernity. The gallery is located inside a Bank of Italy building, designed by Giammetta Architects, and founded by art advisor Teldil Moreira. The architectural intervention stripped away recent layers to recover the space's original identity, creating a dialogue between historical memory and contemporary languages. The gallery aims to connect international artists, collectors, and institutions, and has partnered with Galleria Contini. The exhibition runs from May 15 to September 30, 2026, with an opening on May 14. Mitoraj's works in Rome include the doors of Santa Maria degli Angeli and the Fontana della Dea Roma.