This exhibition presents a selection of works from the Post-War Italian period, a defining moment in Italy’s artistic history, and a core focus of the gallery’s programme and collection. The works explore key developments such as spatial experimentation, material innovation, and sculptural abstraction.

Highlights include Superficie Bianca (2008) by Enrico Castellani, exemplifying his signature modulation of the canvas surface; Bronzo (1969–2007) by Agostino Bonalumi, translating his conceptual drawings into three-dimensional form; Cerchi virtuali (1967) by Getulio Alviani, a seminal steel work exploring reflection and visual perception; and Contrappunto IV (1970–71) by Fausto Melotti, whose stainless steel sculpture balances structural rigour and poetic clarity.

Presented in the year of the gallery’s fortieth anniversary, the exhibition reflects the artistic vision that has defined the gallery since its founding.