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Astamaremma: Hypermaremma and Christie's Auction to Fund Summer Activities

market-auction · 2026-04-27

After the successful third edition of Hypermaremma, the festival is set to introduce Astamaremma, an auction aimed at funding activities for the upcoming summer. This event will take place on September 18, 2021, at 6:00 PM at Circolo La Macchia in Capalbio, Italy, in partnership with Christie's. Featured in the auction are works by artists from the 2021 edition, such as Mario Airò, Marco Emmanuele, Gaia De Megni, Moira Ricci, Mandalaki, Massimo Uberti, Michela de Mattei, and Emiliano Maggi. Bidders can participate in person, via phone, or through written offers. The exhibition will commence on September 11. Hypermaremma was established by Matteo D'Aloja, Carlo Pratis, Giorgio Galotti, Lorenzo Bassetti, and Massimo Mininni, with D'Aloja commenting on Christie's role.

Key facts

  • Astamaremma auction follows third edition of Hypermaremma festival.
  • Auction on September 18, 2021, at 6:00 PM at Circolo La Macchia, Capalbio.
  • Collaboration with Christie's.
  • Works by Mario Airò, Marco Emmanuele, Gaia De Megni, Moira Ricci, Mandalaki, Massimo Uberti, Michela de Mattei, Emiliano Maggi.
  • Marco Emmanuele uses beach glass ground with 10 HP engine.
  • Moira Ricci's Totem is 5-meter sculpture of Goldrake's arm.
  • Mandalaki reconfigured Torre di Talamonaccio with Halo series.
  • Massimo Uberti's Spazio Amato dedicated to Burano Lake oasis (WWF).
  • Emiliano Maggi's Lady Scallop (2021) bamboo and ceramic sculpture.
  • Bids accepted in person, by phone, or in writing.
  • Exhibition opens September 11 at Circolo La Macchia.
  • Hypermaremma founded by Matteo D'Aloja, Carlo Pratis, Giorgio Galotti, Lorenzo Bassetti, Massimo Mininni.

Entities

Artists

  • Mario Airò
  • Marco Emmanuele
  • Gaia De Megni
  • Moira Ricci
  • Mandalaki
  • Massimo Uberti
  • Michela de Mattei
  • Emiliano Maggi

Institutions

  • Hypermaremma
  • Christie's
  • Circolo La Macchia
  • WWF
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Capalbio
  • Italy
  • Fonteblanda
  • Milan
  • Talamonaccio
  • Burano Lake

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