Anomalia: Four Artists Explore Instability in Porto Santo Stefano's Ex-Cisterns
The exhibition's third chapter of Il Quinto Elemento, titled Anomalia – Indagine sulla persistenza dell'instabilità, is set in the historic cisterns of the Fortezza Spagnola in Porto Santo Stefano, Tuscany, under the curation of Ludovico Genone. Running until September 2026, it features the works of artists Leandro Lucchesi, Davide Mingolla, Damiano Tata, and Leonardo Zappalà. The showcase delves into the themes of unpredictability in matter, sound, and environmental interactions. These cisterns, once used for water storage, amplify the concept of transformation. This edition challenges the notion of instability, questioning if it signifies dysfunction or a pathway to balance, with each artist uniquely addressing perception, sonic elements, system interactions, and the interplay between the natural and artificial, redefining anomaly as a marker of complexity.
Fatti principali
- The exhibition Anomalia – Indagine sulla persistenza dell'instabilità is the third chapter of Il Quinto Elemento series.
- It is held in the former cisterns of the Fortezza Spagnola in Porto Santo Stefano, Monte Argentario, Tuscany.
- The exhibition runs until the end of September 2026.
- It is curated by Ludovico Genone.
- The participating artists are Leandro Lucchesi, Davide Mingolla, Damiano Tata, and Leonardo Zappalà.
- The project explores transformations of matter, sound phenomena, environmental traces, and interactions between natural and artificial elements.
- Previous chapters of Il Quinto Elemento were titled Armonia and Empatia.
- The concept of anomaly is redefined as a signal of complexity rather than a dysfunction.
Entità
Artisti
- Leandro Lucchesi
- Davide Mingolla
- Damiano Tata
- Leonardo Zappalà
- Ludovico Genone
- Caterina Angelucci
Istituzioni
- Il Quinto Elemento
- Fortezza Spagnola
- Artribune
Luoghi
- Porto Santo Stefano
- Monte Argentario
- Tuscany
- Italy
- Piazza del Governatore