Gianluigi Colin's 'Post Scriptum' at BUILDING Milan

Gianluigi Colin (Pordenone, 1956), an artist and journalist, presents 'Post Scriptum' at BUILDING gallery in Milan, featuring works made from newspaper printing press rags and crumpled pages. The exhibition critiques the ephemeral nature of news and encourages critical, lasting engagement with information. Colin, who began his career at Corriere della Sera as a photojournalist and later founded the Sunday supplement La Lettura, uses materials from his daily work to create large canvases that resemble distorted city skylines from afar, but are actually imprints of rags used to clean printing presses. Upstairs, solid papier-mâché pages display words like 'Religione', 'Sanità', 'Rifugiati', and 'Riconciliazione', urging viewers to read beyond headlines. The show runs until an unspecified date in 2024.