Giovanni Oberti's 'La pelle degli oggetti' at Galleria Milano

Galleria Milano presents Giovanni Oberti's solo exhibition 'La pelle degli oggetti' (The Skin of Objects), curated by Bianca Trevisan and Elio Grazioli. The show features graphite-covered mirrors and found objects—such as pits, dried fruit, and small tools—that deny direct vision and prompt reflection on the mechanics of seeing. Oberti, born in Bergamo in 1982, is noted for his subtractive, essentialist approach. The gallery, revived by Carla Pellegrini's son Nicola and grandson Baldo Pellegrini along with Toni Merola and Bianca Trevisan after her death in February 2019, dedicates this exhibition to her memory. The installation includes a video 'Tra spettatore e superficie' (2008) and a musical performance by composer Alan Abd El Monim. Oberti's practice references artists like Pino Pascali, Giulio Paolini, Lucio Fontana, Piero Manzoni, Bertrand Lavier, and Fabio Mauri. The exhibition runs at Galleria Milano in Milan.