Luca Petti and Giulia Fumagalli's Dual Exhibition at Villa Contemporanea in Monza

Villa Contemporanea in Monza hosts a two-person show featuring Giulia Fumagalli and Luca Petti, curated by Viviana Costa. The exhibition explores contrasting yet complementary practices: Fumagalli (born 1990 in Carate Brianza) creates installations using colored plexiglass and wood to examine interpersonal relationships, perception, and shared spaces; Petti (born 1990 in Benevento) employs sculptural techniques like flocking and tropicalization to address the Anthropocene and plant adaptation. The main room presents two sets of monochromes: Fumagalli's reflect on color perception variability (e.g., how colorblind viewers see differently), while Petti's result from natural material propagation without human intervention. A turtle shell containing a succulent titled "Albina Crestata" by Petti symbolizes nature's struggle against human impact. Another room features Fumagalli's immersive installation of floating wood and plexiglass elements that invite manipulation and reflection on personal and shared boundaries. The exhibition runs at Villa Contemporanea, a venue dedicated to contemporary art in Monza, Italy.