Luca Pancrazzi's Triple Exhibition Across Milan, Turin, and Verona

Luca Pancrazzi (born 1961 in Figline Valdarno, lives in Milan) presents a triple exhibition across Marco Rossi's galleries in Milan, Turin, and Verona. The show focuses on peripheral urban landscapes devoid of human presence, capturing interstitial moments where nature reclaims space in metropolitan edges. Pancrazzi works from a vast archive of digital and analog images collected during city tours, translating them into paintings on canvas and paper created over the past year. His practice emphasizes light filtering through foliage, abandoned construction sites, and universal, banal locations that could be anywhere from Tokyo to Los Angeles. The exhibition confirms his identity as both an intimate painter and a conceptual artist who moves from reality to a dreamlike sphere. Curator Lorenzo Madaro, professor of contemporary art history at Brera Academy since November 2022, contributes to the text. The works challenge viewers to go beyond observation into visual perception.