Lorenzo Morri and Marco Trinca Colonel at Nowhere Gallery, Milan

Nowhere Gallery in Milan presents a dual exhibition featuring Italian artists Lorenzo Morri and Marco Trinca Colonel, running until a date not specified in the source. Morri, born in Jesi in 1989, shows 'I viandanti', pairing an oil self-portrait with soap sculptures that evoke totemic, familiar-scented bodies. Trinca Colonel, born in 1980, presents 'Blu', a lambda print of a Mediterranean section from Google, alongside 3D-printed ripples where waters meet. The show references a shipwreck with hundreds of migrants, involving vessels Leonardo, Gorgona, and Gaeta in recovery efforts, and the artists attempt to map and extract remains. The exhibition is a symmetric confrontation, but its reading oscillates between poetic and political interpretations, with the project's meaning modulated through public encounter, rejecting any a priori critical intervention. The source also lists Artribune newsletters (Incanti, Render, PAX, Lettera) and mentions writer Federica Mutti, born in Bergamo in 1992, a second-year student in Visual Arts and Curatorial Studies at NABA, with recent exhibitions including 'Sull'opera temperata' (ARS Arte+Libri, Bergamo, 2016) and 'MOSTRA MACROCEFALA' (Placentia Arte, Piacenza).