Michele Gabriele and Alessandro Di Pietro presented two-person exhibition Tiziano e Giorgione at Torino’s Treti Galaxie, which ran from September 14 until October 2, 2016.
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Curated by Matteo Mottin, the installation explored friendship and death inspired by the peculiar link between the 16th Century Venetian masters Giorgione and Titian. Working across a variety of media, from resin, silicon, PVC print and iron to aluminium, bamboo wood and reflective fabric, the works are separated from the viewers by a river of poisoned water, which, recalling such mythological rivers as the Styx and the Acheron, situates them in a limbo.**