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Design Mutageno: Seven Artists Reimagine Environment and Society

exhibition · 2026-04-26

The philanthropic project 'Design mutageno' by Artribune's Spazio Espositivo emphasizes design aimed at fostering social and environmental change. Seven artists utilize innovative technologies to reinterpret urban environments and nature. Among those featured are a photographer from Puglia who co-founded Sano/Sano with Giorgio Di Palma in 2013; a Swiss collage artist whose work has been showcased at the Museum of Contemporary Art Bordeaux; a London artist known for the solo exhibition 'The Third Drawer' at Flowers Gallery; Xavi Bou from Barcelona, recognized for his 'Ornithographies'; a photographer from Bordeaux who captures everyday life; Fabrizio Albertini (born 1984), whose art has gained international recognition; and Palmisano, who focuses on Graphic and Editorial Design for Photography at ISIA Urbino. This initiative supports contemporary artists.

Key facts

  • Spazio Espositivo is a philanthropic initiative by Artribune.
  • The new edition is titled 'Design mutageno'.
  • Seven artists and photographers participate.
  • The project investigates design as a tool for social and environmental transformation.
  • Artists use new technologies and transdisciplinary approaches.
  • One artist co-founded Sano/Sano with Giorgio Di Palma in 2013.
  • Xavi Bou's Ornithographies project started in 2015.
  • Fabrizio Albertini's photobooks include 'Diary of an Italian Borderworker' (2016) and 'Il Giardino' (2024).

Entities

Artists

  • Giorgio Di Palma
  • Xavi Bou
  • Fabrizio Albertini
  • Palmisano

Institutions

  • Artribune
  • Spazio Espositivo
  • Museum of Contemporary Art Bordeaux
  • Sommer & Kohl Berlin
  • Flowers Gallery
  • Photo London
  • Paris Photo
  • The Guardian
  • British Vogue
  • Zeit Magazine
  • Conservatorio Internazionale di Scienze Audiovisive di Lugano
  • Locarno Film Festival
  • Solothurner Filmtage
  • Aperture Foundation New York
  • SK Stiftung Kultur Cologne
  • IED Rome
  • ISIA Urbino

Locations

  • Puglia
  • Switzerland
  • London
  • Barcelona
  • Bordeaux
  • New York
  • Cologne
  • Rome
  • Urbino
  • United States

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