Contemporary Italian artist Flavio de Marco is best known for his works based on the landscape of the computer screen. In a series of paintings created specifically for this project, the worlds of the computer and twentieth-century Italian art elided to create extraordinary works.
Alberto Di Fabio’s work unites the worlds of science and art, drawing inspiration from the complex beauty of both biological and cosmic structures.
Since the early 1990s, Enrica Borghi has created installations using nonbiodegradable materials such as sweet wrappers, plastic bags and soft drink bottles.
Renowned artist Lino Mannocci presented a number of new works created in response to the masterpieces that form the Estorick Collection.
Continuing the series of ‘interventions’ by contemporary artists in response to the Collection, Piero Pizzi Cannella – one of Italy’s foremost living artists – juxtaposed a series of works against our permanent collection.
Nico Vascellari presented a selected number of works drawing on elements of Arte Povera and Conceptual art in this ‘intervention’ by a contemporary artist.
The Estorick Collection continued its series of occasional interventions by Italian contemporary artists with Franco Rasma (b.1943). Twenty of his works in oil on wood were shown alongside the Estorick’s permanent collection of modern Italian art.
The Estorick Collection continued its ongoing series of ‘interventions’ by Italian contemporary artists in response to the permanent collection with the first presentation in a UK institution by Eva Marisaldi (b. Bologna, 1966).
The Estorick Collection continues its ongoing series of ‘interventions’ by Italian contemporary artists in response to the permanent collection with the work of Sophie Ko (b. 1981).
This autumn, the Estorick Collection presents a special display of works by the multidisciplinary artist Marinella Senatore.