Alice Paltrinieri and Iacopo Pinelli in Duo Show at Ramo Gallery, Como
The duo show 'Non c'è niente da vedere' (There's Nothing to See) at Ramo Gallery in Como brings together Alice Paltrinieri (Rome, 1987) and Iacopo Pinelli (Gavardo, 1993), two artists who discovered they share the same birthday six years apart. Curated by gallerist Simon David, the exhibition explores themes of windows, curtains, and perception. Paltrinieri's sculptures, titled 'W/Smoke,' use double-glazed glass units with smoke machines triggered by viewers to obscure the view, turning the window into a wall. Pinelli's works employ photosensitive foam rubber exposed to sunlight for long periods, capturing shadows of everyday objects; each piece is titled after its exposure duration. The show contrasts Paltrinieri's blocked space with Pinelli's fragmented time, inviting viewers to remain vigilant. The exhibition runs at Ramo Gallery in Como.
Key facts
- Duo show titled 'Non c'è niente da vedere' at Ramo Gallery, Como
- Curated by Simon David
- Alice Paltrinieri born 1987 in Rome
- Iacopo Pinelli born 1993 in Gavardo
- Artists share same birthday, six years apart
- Paltrinieri's 'W/Smoke' sculptures use double-glazed glass and smoke machines
- Pinelli's works use photosensitive foam rubber and sunlight exposure
- Exhibition contrasts blocked space (Paltrinieri) with fragmented time (Pinelli)
Entities
Artists
- Alice Paltrinieri
- Iacopo Pinelli
- Simon David
Institutions
- Ramo Gallery
Locations
- Como
- Rome
- Gavardo