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Next Exhibitions

Galleria De Marchi - Bologna 

From November 21st to December 2nd, 2026, the Galleria De Marchi will once again host “Little Treasures,” an international art appointment now in its 19th edition.

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AATONAU.com, a Japanese contemporary art portal, took a closer look at my work. 

Read what they wrote.

Pop-Up Gallery Horn (Lower Austria)

My next exhibition runs from March 27 to April 4, 2027, at the pop-up gallery in Kunsthaus Horn, a project of Kulturvernetzung Niederösterreich.

Feedback from the Curator team from ARTBOXY at an exhibition in Paris  (Oct.2025)

Thank you once again for presenting your artwork with us at ARTBOXY Paris at the Carrousel du Louvre.

 Our curatorial team carefully reviewed the exhibited works during and after the event, observing how each piece shaped the exhibition’s overall atmosphere and how visitors responded. As part of this process, we’ve prepared a personal reflection on your artwork – inspired by the same curatorial approach used during the exhibition.

 During the Paris exhibition, your photographs, particularly "Spring is Coming" and "Dancing," offered a fascinating exploration of abstraction through movement and color. Your intentional camera movement technique beautifully captures the essence of nature and the dynamic qualities of light, inviting viewers into a contemplative experience. The interplay of blurred forms and vibrant hues in "Dancing" evokes a sense of rhythm and energy, encouraging interaction and engagement from the audience. The serene palette in "Spring is Coming" creates a tranquil yet invigorating atmosphere, resonating deeply with visitors and prompting them to reflect on the transient beauty of the seasons. Together, these pieces showcase a masterful balance of technique and feeling that elevates the viewer's experience.

 Your work contributed beautifully to the diversity and quality of the Paris show. Throughout the exhibition, artworks with strong conceptual clarity and authentic emotional expression — like yours — consistently drew attention from visitors. Many stopped to take photos, discuss the compositions, and engage deeply with the pieces shown on the ARTBOXY Screens. This response confirmed how powerfully your art connects with viewers in a professional exhibition setting.

 Across all exhibited works, our curators noticed several recurring strengths:

• Color and atmosphere – many participating artists used color with great sensitivity to convey emotion and light.

• Symbolism and storytelling – visitors were especially drawn to works that told a visual story or hinted at a deeper meaning.

• Technique and individuality – a strong sense of craftsmanship combined with authentic artistic voice made the exhibition exceptionally rich.

 Your contribution helped shape that experience — thank you again for being part of it.