Mathilde Rosier and Kimsooja Dual Exhibition at Galleria Raffaella Cortese, Milan

Galleria Raffaella Cortese in Milan presents a dual solo exhibition featuring Mathilde Rosier and Kimsooja, extending across multiple venues. Rosier's work begins in the private residence of Guido Ludovico Luzzatto, where she installs about ten delicate portraits, revisiting her 2009 piece 'Chamber' and replacing volumes and components in the bedroom of Gina Luzzatto, a naturalist and botanist. In the main gallery on via Stradella, Rosier's non-subjects shift in format and expressive range, creating a fairy-tale imagery that indirectly links the Fondazione and the gallery. Kimsooja's project unfolds more uniformly at two external addresses on via Stradella, featuring an installation titled 'To Breathe – Zone of Nowhere' and a video 'To Breathe – The Flags'. Twelve flags hang from the ceiling, touching visitors and erasing conventional geographical boundaries. The exhibition also extends to via Canova and the Cappella Portinari in the Chiostri di Sant'Eustorgio, continuing Kimsooja's 'To Breathe' project.