Organismi Exhibition at GAM Torino Explores Circular Art-Nature Relationship

The exhibition 'Organismi. Dall’Art Nouveau di Émile Gallé alla Bioarchitettura' at GAM Torino presents a non-chronological, circular narrative linking art and architecture through an ecological lens. Curated by Virginia Bertone and Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, the show opens with Patrick Blanc's vegetal wall photographs, signaling the fusion of architecture, aesthetics, and organic matter. Works by Émile Gallé, Raimondo D’Aronco, Elena Mazzi, and Santiago Ramón y Cajal are featured, alongside contemporary contributions from Slow Food's Granai della Memoria project and Mario Cucinella's empathetic architecture. The exhibition runs until November 6, 2016, at GAM, Via Magenta 31, Torino. A catalog by Skira accompanies the show.