ARTIST PROFILE: SUE KENNINGTON
Born in London in 1955, Sue Kennington is a British painter based between Tuscany, Rome and London. Her practice explores colour through tempera and oil, using shifting intervals to build paintings from accumulated
Before a world can be recognised, its forms must first emerge: particles, cells, strata and colour. In Vesper, matter gathers, separates and begins again, turning towards origins, deep time and enduring traces. FENESTRA
15 July–29 September 2026
Sometimes an opening offers not a view, but a shift in perspective. What lies beyond quietly invites us to reconsider what deserves attention. In Aurora, the aperture becomes a place of encounter, where vulnerability emerges into view. FENESTRA
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A window offers access without arrival. What lies beyond remains distant, yet looking alters the space we occupy. In Aurora, this opening becomes a point of possibility, where perception begins before meaning settles. FENESTRA
15 July–29 September
ARTIST PROFILE: VASILIS MATOSIAN
Born in Larnaca in 1990, Cypriot painter Vasilis Matosian explores daily life and memory. His paintings transform ordinary objects, lived moments and remembered scenes into quiet, reflective meditations. Presented
ARTIST PROFILE: NICOLA ROTIROTI
Born in Catanzaro in 1973, Nicola Rotiroti lives and works in Rome. His practice spans painting, sculpture and video, exploring unstable relationships between the body, nature, space and perception. Presented in
VESPER IX: NICOLA ROTIROTI | The Familiar, Unmade
In SQUAME – Nature Morte 7, organic fragments hover between the botanical and the bodily, remaining recognisable yet strangely elusive. Tradition gives way to mutation, hybridity and uncertainty.
ARTIST PROFILE: DIANA PINTALDI
Born in Rome in 1988, Diana Pintaldi lives and works there. Her practice explores the relationships, directions and forces from which events emerge through installation, site-specific work and experimental media.
AURORA VIII: ANDISHEH BAGHERZADEH | A Distance Without Measure. In “Intrusive Thoughts, ” Andisheh Bagherzadeh explores the psychological weight of distance, memory and displacement. His work examines how migration reshapes identity, language,
AURORA IV: JENNIFER HACKETT | The Shape of Seeing
In “Growth: A Suspended Reminder, ” Jennifer Hackett uses the dragonfly’s flight as a mirror for human experience. Created with historic copper-foil stained glass, the work explores fragility,
MAGNUS TEMPUS 360° | YEAR II
The next phase of the programme begins soon, with the first details of the 2026 programme revealed in May. New creative opportunities are on the way. Led by Hali Oz. Design and production by Producer 360. Image by Inga
An opening need not reveal everything at once. Sometimes, it simply allows another possibility to enter and reshape what came before. In Aurora, the aperture becomes a point of emergence, where the unknown begins to take form. FENESTRA
15 July–29
ARTIST PROFILE: GIANCARLINO BENEDETTI CORCOS
Born in Rome in 1954, Giancarlino Benedetti Corcos lives and works there. Trained in graphic arts and architecture, he is best known as a painter, though his practice spans canvas, paper, ceramics,
What seems familiar can shift when we change how we look. Meridies brings perception into full light, yet the longer we look, the less certain it becomes. Fenestra, 15 July–29 September 2026. Curated by Magnus Tempus and Struttura.
ARTIST PROFILE: EMANUELE BUFFO
Born in Poggiardo, Lecce, in 1998, Emanuele Buffo lives and works in Rome. His practice explores fragments, interruptions and unresolved images, keeping symbols open to multiple interpretations. Presented in AURORA,
A window does more than frame the world beyond. It edits distance, connects spaces and makes the visible feel briefly unstable. In Meridies, architecture, illusion and attention share the same frame in full light. FENESTRA
15 July–29 September 2026
An opening changes its surroundings. Boundaries remain, but become less absolute as light, distance and atmosphere pass through. In Vesper, form loosens at the edges, letting matter, memory and perception merge. FENESTRA
15 July–29 September 2026
A window changes little, yet almost everything. The structure remains, while another atmosphere emerges within its limits. At Meridies, this opening is held in full light, where form feels immediate and certainty yields to instinct. FENESTRA
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