Mazzoleni Gallery's 'Paesaggi' Explores Landscape Across Art History

Mazzoleni Gallery in Turin opened 'Paesaggi' on April 22, coinciding with Earth Day. The exhibition spans diverse historical periods, featuring 20th-century masters Carlo Carrà, Giorgio de Chirico, and Mario Sironi alongside post-war artists Afro, Enrico Baj, Renato Guttuso, Salvo, Giulio Turcato, and Emilio Vedova, as well as contemporary figures Gianni Caravaggio, Andrea Francolino, Rebecca Moccia, and David Reimondo. A text by Roberto Lacarbonara, author of 'Passages / Paysages', accompanies the visit. Central to the show is Rebecca Moccia's timeless work 'Coraggio' (2017), displayed in every gallery room as a unifying thread. Lacarbonara describes the piece—enamel poured on a rainy day, visible from above—as acknowledging that every environment narrated by centuries of painting always concerns, calls, and encourages us toward inescapable responsibilities.