Who is Gabriele Landi

Gabriele Landi
Gabriele Landi (Schaerbeek, Belgio, 1971), è un artista che lavora da tempo su una raffinata ricerca che indaga le forme dell'astrazione geometrica, sempre però con richiami alla realtà che lo circonda. Si occupa inoltre di didattica dell'arte moderna e contemporanea. Ha creato un format, Parola d'Artista, attraverso il quale approfondisce, con interviste e focus, il lavoro di suoi colleghi artisti e di critici. Diplomato all'Accademia di Belle Arti di Milano, vive e lavora in provincia di La Spezia.

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It’s like being in the artist’s studio. What’s Maurizio Donzelli’s exhibition in Bergamo like?

It’s like being in the artist’s studio. What’s Maurizio Donzelli’s exhibition in Bergamo like?

Through August 26, as part of the sixth edition of Art Together Now—an event running concurrently with the celebrations for the patron saint’s day of Sant’Alessandro—four venues in Bergamo’s Upper Town will feature installations and...
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Donald de Decker: When Art Is Used to Listen to the Sound of Images

Donald de Decker: When Art Is Used to Listen to the Sound of Images

Donald de Decker (ddd) is a visual artist and graphic designer originally from Brussels. At the heart of his work lies the Acousma project, which emerged from his encounter with acousmatic music and has gradually evolved into an exploration of the co...
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The Invisible Worlds of Sofia Bersanelli: Mystery as the Subject Matter of Art

The Invisible Worlds of Sofia Bersanelli: Mystery as the Subject Matter of Art

Sofia Bersanelli (Milan, 1993) explores, through her artistic practice, the nature of the image and the power of the language that underpins it. In this interview with Gabriele Landi, she traces the origins of her artistic sensibility, which arose fr...
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Giving Shape to the Invisible Forces That Move Through the World. An Interview with Nina Carini

Giving Shape to the Invisible Forces That Move Through the World. An Interview with Nina Carini

In the work of Nina Carini (Palermo, 1984), matter is never an inert presence: it is an organism permeated by tensions, energies, and processes of transformation that continually challenge the boundary between the visible and the invisible, presence ...
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Laurent Poma, the out-of-norm bodies that challenge our gaze. Choral interview with photographer

Laurent Poma, the out-of-norm bodies that challenge our gaze. Choral interview with photographer

The body today is one of the most guarded and debated territories of our time. Measured, judged, corrected, exhibited or hidden, the contemporary body is traversed by aesthetic, political and social tensions that determine its value and visibility. T...
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Danse Macabre, Hans Op de Beeck's exhibition that goes all out for atmosphere

Danse Macabre, Hans Op de Beeck's exhibition that goes all out for atmosphere

The exhibition Danse Macabre by Hans Op de Beeck at Tenuta dello Scompiglio (Lucca)opened last April 11 and will run until October 25. Here, a double review by two artists, Gabriele Landi and Gianluca Sgherri. Hans Op de Beeck, Danse Macabre (2026...
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Baselitz in Florence, painting turned upside down as seen by two artists

Baselitz in Florence, painting turned upside down as seen by two artists

Through Sept. 13, 2026, the Museo Novecento in Florence is hosting the exhibition Baselitz. Avanti!, curated by Sergio Risaliti and deicated to Georg Baselitz, German painter among the leading contemporary artists. The exhibition brings together abou...
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Manuela Cirino, the sculpture that wants to challenge matter and time

Manuela Cirino, the sculpture that wants to challenge matter and time

Always interested in an investigation of the idea of sculpture declined in open forms, which also uses different media such as photography, drawing and words, Manuela Cirino (Carate Brianza, 1962) talks about her art in this conversation with Gabriel...
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