Alessandro Gioiello's 'Pensieri Sparsi' Exhibition at Galleria Richter in Rome Through May 2026

Alessandro Gioiello's solo exhibition 'Pensieri Sparsi' is on view at Galleria Richter Fine Art in Rome from March 24 to May 17, 2026. The show features small-scale oil paintings on canvas or linen, including works titled 'Broken flowers' (33×30 cm), 'Ciò che resta' (25x31cm), 'Domenica mattina' (25x31cm), and 'Nuca' (28x34cm). Gioiello's practice explores the elusive nature of perception, where familiar objects—flowers, shells, trees, tubes of paint—lose their original forms through prolonged observation. His paintings employ a modern tonalism with pastel pinks, blues, and whites that create a pearlesque, atmospheric quality. The artist works through a process of 'campiturale ispessimento' (textural thickening), beginning with figurative brushstrokes that gradually abstract. Gallery hours are Monday through Saturday from 3 PM to 7 PM, or by appointment. The exhibition includes a critical text by Maria Vittoria Pinotti. Photography credits for the works are attributed to Saltstreet Studio and Eleonora Cerri Pecorella. Gioiello's intimate canvases, rarely exceeding 34 cm, demand close viewing, creating a silent resistance against rapid image consumption. The gallery is located at Vicolo del Curato 3 in Rome.