Marta Ravasi's 'Bucce' Exhibition at Acappella Gallery in Naples
Marta Ravasi (born 1987 in Merate) presents her solo exhibition 'Bucce' at Galleria Acappella in Naples. Her still-life paintings transform everyday objects—lemons, peaches, violets, jasmine—into muted, sculptural forms using a limited palette of brown, gray, ochre, and violet. Ravasi, who began as an art critic writing reviews by hand, transitioned to painting to reclaim the physical temporality of mark-making. Her work draws from Instagram, the internet, and daily observations, filtering vibrant nature through a chromatic lens that tempers its intensity. The exhibition title 'Bucce' (peels) alludes to the surface and interior of things. Ravasi's approach is quiet and unflashy, mirroring her own demeanor. The show runs at Acappella gallery in Naples, curated by Marco Arrigoni.
Key facts
- Marta Ravasi was born in 1987 in Merate, Italy.
- Her solo exhibition 'Bucce' is held at Galleria Acappella in Naples.
- Ravasi uses a limited palette of brown, gray, ochre, and violet.
- She previously worked as an art critic writing reviews by hand.
- Her paintings are inspired by Instagram, the internet, and daily life.
- The exhibition title translates to 'peels' in English.
- Marco Arrigoni wrote the text for the exhibition.
- The show is presented by Artribune.
Entities
Artists
- Marta Ravasi
- Marco Arrigoni
Institutions
- Galleria Acappella
- Artribune
Locations
- Merate
- Italy
- Naples
- Milano