Giovanni Kronenberg's Subtle Alterations at Milan Gallery

Giovanni Kronenberg (b. 1974, Milan) presents a solo exhibition at a Milan gallery, featuring objects and materials from his personal archive subtly altered—sometimes slightly, sometimes significantly. The show includes a desert rose with a blue chromatic modification, a rooster's back treated with an elastic band, an ostrich egg filled with cement, and a late-19th-century mannequin hand coated in seal fat. These works create silent synergies through juxtaposition, as described in the accompanying text by Simone Menegoi. Kronenberg's practice demonstrates a mature, methodical approach that structures space with cold rigor, fostering tacit connections between disparate materials.