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LANDSCAPES OF THE SOUL Exhibit by Tiziano Calcari

  • 195 Chrystie Street New York, New York, 10002 United States (map)

On Wednesday 14 October 2026, at 6 pm, at the UNIX GALLERY in New York (195 Chrystie Street, New York, NY 10002), Tiziano Calcari’s solo exhibition, Paesaggi dell’Anima (Landscapes of the Soul), curated by the Milanese art critic Marco Eugenio Di Giandomenico, will open.

The exhibition, organised by UNIX GALLERY in collaboration with the Ethicando Association of Milan, runs until 28 October 2026 and is sponsored by Enolgas Italia and Enolgas USA, as well as being promoted by Betting On Italy.

The exhibition features around twenty works by the Lombard artist, mainly from his most recent body of work, which are emblematic expressions of that concept of Sustainable Art in which his artistic research has found a fully-fledged theoretical and critical definition.

As curator Marco Eugenio Di Giandomenico states, «Tiziano Calcari’s artistic practice finds its key to interpretation in Sustainable Art. His painting stems from a personal experience of coming to terms with mourning and transforms memory into a universal language, capable of reconciling the inner dimension with a sense of responsibility towards the world.

Through imaginary landscapes and figures suspended between reality and vision, the artist reconstructs the places of his memory, giving shape to a poetic universe permeated by a profound sense of universal love. His works invite the public to reflect on the value of human relationships, our relationship with nature, and the possibility of rediscovering a balance founded on empathy, generosity and sharing.

In Calcari’s view, sustainability is not limited to environmental or social issues but takes the form of a genuine journey of personal transformation. His artistic practice finds its place into the broader contemporary debate on sustainability, presenting art as a tool for human growth, reconciliation and cultural renewal».



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