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					<description><![CDATA[<p>    PRESS RELEASE ALESSANDRO CARDINALE SLANT OF LIGHT Light as Matter, Sculpture as a Perceptual Experience CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Turin 24 October 2026 – 10 January 2027 Opening: Saturday, 24 October, 10:00 am–9:00 pm Via Parma 66D, Turin CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery presents Slant of Light, a solo exhibition  [...]</p>
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<h4>PRESS RELEASE</h4>
<h4><strong>ALESSANDRO CARDINALE</strong><br />
<strong>SLANT OF LIGHT</strong></h4>
<h4><em>Light as Matter, Sculpture as a Perceptual Experience</em></h4>
<h4><strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Turin</strong><br />
<strong>24 October 2026 – 10 January 2027</strong></h4>
<h4><strong>Opening: Saturday, 24 October, 10:00 am–9:00 pm</strong><br />
Via Parma 66D, Turin</h4>
<p>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery presents <em>Slant of Light</em>, a solo exhibition by <strong>Alessandro Cardinale</strong>, introducing to the public for the first time a new and previously unseen body of sculptures from the <em>Scherzi di Luce</em> (<em>Play of Light</em>) series, the result of over two years of research and experimentation into the relationship between matter, light and perception.</p>
<p>The exhibition marks a new chapter in the artist’s practice, which has always focused on the conditions that make the appearance of form possible. In Cardinale’s work, sculpture is not a defined and immutable volume, but rather takes shape through the interplay between presence and absence, solids and voids, light and shadow. The work does not present itself to the viewer as a complete image; instead, it gradually reveals itself, transforming in relation to the surrounding space and the observer’s position.</p>
<p>At the heart of the exhibition is the <em>Scherzi di Luce</em> (<em>Play of Light</em>) series, in which Cardinale takes this investigation to a new level, treating light not as an element to be represented, but as a material to be shaped. The sculptures are composed of thousands of small, square wooden surfaces painted gold and arranged at carefully calculated angles. Each element, identical to the others in shape and colour, responds differently to light, generating a shifting pattern of reflections and shadows.</p>
<p>The reference to the gold backgrounds of traditional mosaics and icons evokes a symbolic and transcendent dimension, in which light lifts figures beyond ordinary reality, placing them in a suspended, almost sacred space. Cardinale draws on this visual heritage to bring deeply human faces to life, allowing them to emerge from an apparently abstract surface without being carved into the material or applied onto it. Their presence is the result of a carefully constructed perceptual process: minute variations in the angle of the individual elements alter the way light is reflected, causing images to appear and disappear.</p>
<p>The viewer is thus drawn into an active experience. By moving through the space and changing their viewpoint, they discover figures that become visible only from certain angles, before dissolving once again into the golden background. The image is never definitive: it exists only through the encounter between the structure of the artwork, the ambient light and the gaze of the observer.</p>
<p>In <em>Slant of Light</em>, technical precision and design complexity become tools in the service of an investigation that extends beyond the purely formal dimension. Cardinale’s work thus forms part of a broader reflection on the nature of perception and the relationship between the artwork and reality, also evoking the thought of Medardo Rosso and his conception of form as a phenomenon inseparable from light, air and the surrounding environment.</p>
<p><strong>Sculpture is no longer merely an object to be observed, but a condition that makes the appearance of the image possible.</strong> Light becomes the medium through which matter is transformed and the figure revealed, without ever becoming entirely fixed.</p>
<p>With <em>Slant of Light</em>, Alessandro Cardinale invites viewers to suspend their search for a definitive image and embrace the unstable nature of vision: what appears may disappear, while what seems absent may suddenly emerge. The artwork is renewed with every encounter, offering viewers an ever-changing experience in which seeing also means discovering, losing and finding again.</p>
<p>The exhibition also renews the longstanding relationship between the artist and CRAG Gallery, which began before the gallery was founded, when Cardinale, still a young artist, took part in an international award organised by its founders and emerged as the winner. Over time, this relationship has developed through a shared commitment to an original, rigorous and coherent artistic practice, finding a new expression today in this previously unseen body of work.</p>
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<p>COMUNICATO STAMPA</p>
<p><strong>ALESSANDRO CARDINALE</strong><br />
<strong>SLANT OF LIGHT</strong></p>
<p><em>La luce come materia, la scultura come esperienza percettiva</em></p>
<p><strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Torino</strong><br />
<strong>24 ottobre 2026 – 10 gennaio 2027</strong></p>
<p><strong>Inaugurazione: sabato 24 ottobre, ore 10.00–21.00</strong><br />
Via Parma 66D, Torino</p>
<p>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery presenta <em>Slant of Light</em>, mostra personale di <strong>Alessandro Cardinale</strong>, che introduce per la prima volta al pubblico un inedito ciclo di sculture della serie <em>Scherzi di Luce</em>, frutto di oltre due anni di ricerca e sperimentazione sul rapporto tra materia, luce e percezione.</p>
<p>La mostra segna una nuova tappa nel percorso dell’artista, da sempre interessato alle condizioni che rendono possibile l’apparizione della forma. Nella sua ricerca, infatti, la scultura non coincide con un volume definito e immutabile, ma prende forma attraverso il dialogo tra presenza e assenza, pieni e vuoti, luce e ombra. L’opera non si offre allo sguardo come un’immagine compiuta, ma si manifesta progressivamente, trasformandosi in relazione allo spazio e alla posizione dell’osservatore.</p>
<p>Al centro del progetto espositivo è la serie <em>Scherzi di Luce</em>, in cui Cardinale porta questa indagine a un nuovo livello, facendo della luce non un elemento da rappresentare, ma una materia da plasmare. Le sculture sono composte da migliaia di piccole superfici quadrate di legno dipinte d’oro, disposte secondo inclinazioni attentamente studiate. Ogni elemento, identico agli altri per forma e colore, reagisce alla luce in modo differente, generando una trama mutevole di riflessi e ombre.</p>
<p>Il riferimento ai fondi oro dei mosaici e delle icone della tradizione richiama una dimensione simbolica e trascendente, nella quale la luce sottrae le figure alla realtà ordinaria per collocarle in uno spazio sospeso, quasi sacrale. Cardinale riprende questa eredità visiva per dare vita a volti profondamente umani, capaci di emergere da una superficie apparentemente astratta senza essere scolpiti nella materia né applicati su di essa. La loro presenza è il risultato di una precisa costruzione percettiva: minime variazioni nell’inclinazione delle tessere modificano il modo in cui la luce viene riflessa, facendo apparire e scomparire le immagini.</p>
<p>Lo spettatore è così coinvolto in un’esperienza attiva. Muovendosi nello spazio e modificando il proprio punto di osservazione, scopre figure che si rivelano solo da determinate angolazioni, per poi dissolversi nuovamente nel fondo dorato. L’immagine non è mai definitiva: esiste soltanto nell’incontro tra la struttura dell’opera, la luce ambientale e lo sguardo di chi la osserva.</p>
<p>In <em>Slant of Light</em>, la precisione tecnica e la complessità progettuale diventano strumenti al servizio di una ricerca che supera la dimensione puramente formale. Il lavoro di Cardinale si colloca così in una riflessione più ampia sulla natura della percezione e sulla relazione tra opera e realtà, evocando anche il pensiero di Medardo Rosso e la sua concezione della forma come fenomeno inseparabile dalla luce, dall’aria e dall’ambiente circostante.</p>
<p><strong>La scultura non è più soltanto un oggetto da osservare, ma una condizione che rende possibile l’apparizione dell’immagine.</strong> La luce diventa il mezzo attraverso cui la materia si trasforma e la figura si rivela, senza mai stabilizzarsi completamente.</p>
<p>Con <em>Slant of Light</em>, Alessandro Cardinale invita a sospendere la ricerca di un’immagine definitiva e ad accogliere la natura instabile dello sguardo: ciò che appare può scomparire, ciò che sembra assente può improvvisamente manifestarsi. L’opera si rinnova così a ogni incontro, restituendo allo spettatore un’esperienza sempre diversa, in cui vedere significa anche scoprire, perdere e ritrovare.</p>
<p>La mostra rinnova inoltre il legame tra l’artista e CRAG Gallery, nato prima della fondazione della galleria, quando Cardinale, ancora giovane, partecipò a un premio internazionale organizzato dalle sue fondatrici, risultandone vincitore. Un rapporto costruito nel tempo sulla condivisione di una ricerca artistica originale, rigorosa e coerente, che trova oggi una nuova espressione in questo inedito ciclo di lavori.</p>
<p><strong>INFORMAZIONI</strong></p>
<p><strong>Mostra:</strong> <em>Slant of Light</em><br />
<strong>Artista:</strong> Alessandro Cardinale<br />
<strong>Sede:</strong> CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Via Parma 66D, Torino<br />
<strong>Periodo:</strong> 24 ottobre 2026 – 10 gennaio 2027<br />
<strong>Inaugurazione:</strong> sabato 24 ottobre, ore 10.00–21.00<br />
<strong>Orari:</strong> mostra visitabile ogni giorno su appuntamento.</p>
<p><strong>Website:</strong> <a href="http://www.cragallery.com/">www.cragallery.com</a><br />
<strong>Instagram:</strong> @cragallery</p>
<p><strong>Ufficio stampa e informazioni:</strong><br />
CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>PRESS RELEASE DOMA III SELECTED ARTWORKS CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Turin HOME GALLERY 31 October – 22 November 2026 Opening: Saturday, 31 October, 10:00 am–11:00 pm Via Maria Vittoria 45 – Exhibition open by appointment For the third consecutive year, on the occasion of Turin Art Week, CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery  [...]</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h4>PRESS RELEASE</h4>
<h4><strong>DOMA III</strong><br />
<strong>SELECTED ARTWORKS</strong></h4>
<h4><strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Turin</strong><br />
<strong>HOME GALLERY</strong></h4>
<h4><strong>31 October – 22 November 2026</strong></h4>
<h4><strong>Opening: Saturday, 31 October, 10:00 am–11:00 pm</strong><br />
Via Maria Vittoria 45 – Exhibition open by appointment</h4>
<p>For the third consecutive year, on the occasion of Turin Art Week, <strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery presents DOMA</strong>, an exhibition project reaching its third edition in 2026 with <em>DOMA #3 – Selected Artworks</em>. The exhibition brings together a selection of works by Italian and international artists, creating a dialogue between different artistic languages, sensibilities and contemporary practices.</p>
<p>The exhibition takes place at the <strong>CRAG Home Gallery</strong>, located at Via Maria Vittoria 45. This space is dedicated to a more intimate and direct experience of art, where artworks interact with a domestic environment and invite visitors to engage with them at close range.</p>
<p>DOMA #3 features works by <strong>Adam Kašpar, Alessandro Cardinale, Bea Sarrias, Chiara Ferrando, Dominik Málek, Alessandro Fabbris, Giacomo Modolo, Lo Chan Peng, Luca Coser, Ohsumi Hideo, Roger Coll and Sebastiano Pallavisini</strong>. The selection brings together different approaches to painting, photography and sculpture, offering a multifaceted overview of the artistic practices represented.</p>
<p>Throughout its three editions, DOMA has become part of CRAG’s ongoing commitment to fostering dialogue between artists, audiences and exhibition spaces, offering an opportunity to discover contemporary artistic research in an intimate and informal setting. The project contributes to the programme of Turin Art Week, highlighting the role of galleries as spaces for research, exchange and discovery.</p>
<p>On the occasion of the opening, the gallery will be open on <strong>Saturday, 31 October, from 10:00 am to 11:00 pm</strong>. The gallery will also host <em>Gallery Breakfasts</em> on Friday, 30 October, Saturday, 31 October and Sunday, 1 November, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.</p>
<p>The exhibition will remain open until 22 November 2026. After this date, the space will be accessible by appointment.</p>
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<p><strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery</strong><br />
<strong>CRAG Home Gallery</strong><br />
Via Maria Vittoria 45, Turin</p>
<p><strong>Exhibition dates:</strong> 1–22 November 2026<br />
<strong>Opening:</strong> Saturday, 31 October, 10:00 am–11:00 pm<br />
<strong>Gallery Breakfasts:</strong> 30 and 31 October, and 1 November, 10:00 am–12:00 pm<br />
<strong>Opening hours:</strong> The exhibition is open daily by appointment.</p>
<p><strong>Website:</strong> <a href="https://www.cragallery.com/">www.cragallery.com</a><br />
<strong>Instagram:</strong> @cragallery</p>
<p><strong>Press office and information:</strong><br />
CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery</p>
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<p>COMUNICATO STAMPA</p>
<p><strong>DOMA III</strong></p>
<p><strong>SELECTED ARTWORKS</strong></p>
<p><strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery, Torino</strong></p>
<p><strong>HOME GALLERY</strong><br />
<strong>31 ottobre 2026 – 22 novembre 2026</strong></p>
<p><strong>Inaugurazione: sabato 31 ottobre, ore 10.00–23.00</strong><br />
Via Maria Vittoria 45 – mostra visitabile su appuntamento</p>
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<p>Per il terzo anno consecutivo, in occasione dell’Art Week Torino, <strong>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery presenta DOMA</strong>, il progetto espositivo che giunge nel 2026 alla sua terza edizione con <em>DOMA #3 – Selected Artworks</em>. La mostra riunisce una selezione di opere di artisti italiani e internazionali, creando un dialogo tra differenti linguaggi, sensibilità e ricerche artistiche contemporanee.</p>
<p>La mostra si svolge presso la <strong>CRAG Home Gallery</strong>, lo spazio di via Maria Vittoria 45 dedicato a una modalità di fruizione dell’arte più intima e diretta, in cui le opere entrano in relazione con l’ambiente domestico e invitano il pubblico a un’esperienza di osservazione ravvicinata.</p>
<p>DOMA #3 riunisce le opere di <strong>Adam Kašpar, Alessandro Cardinale, Bea Sarrias, Chiara Ferrando, Dominik Málek, Alessandro Fabbris, Giacomo Modolo, Lo Chan Peng, Luca Coser, Ohsumi Hideo, Roger Coll e Sebastiano Pallavisini</strong>. Una selezione che mette in relazione differenti approcci alla pittura, alla fotografia e alla scultura, restituendo una panoramica articolata delle ricerche degli artisti coinvolti.</p>
<p>Nel corso delle sue tre edizioni, DOMA si inserisce nel percorso di CRAG volto a valorizzare il dialogo tra artisti, pubblico e spazio espositivo, proponendo un’occasione di incontro con la ricerca contemporanea in un contesto raccolto e informale. Il progetto contribuisce così al programma dell’Art Week Torino, sottolineando il ruolo delle gallerie come luoghi di ricerca, confronto e scoperta.</p>
<p>In occasione dell’inaugurazione, la galleria sarà aperta <strong>sabato 31 ottobre dalle ore 10.00 alle 23.00</strong>. Sono inoltre previste le <em>Colazioni in galleria</em>, venerdì 30 e sabato 31 ottobre e domenica 1 novembre, dalle ore 10.00 alle 12.00.</p>
<p>La mostra sarà visitabile fino al 22 novembre 2026. Successivamente, lo spazio sarà aperto su appuntamento.</p>
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<p><strong>INFORMAZIONI</strong></p>
<p>CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery<br />
CRAG Home Gallery<br />
Via Maria Vittoria 45, Torino</p>
<p>Mostra: 1–22 novembre 2026<br />
Inaugurazione: sabato 31 ottobre, ore 10.00–23.00<br />
Colazioni in galleria: 30 e 31 ottobre, 1 novembre, ore 10.00–12.00<br />
Sito web: <a href="http://www.cragallery.com/">www.cragallery.com</a></p>
<p><strong>Orari:</strong> mostra visitabile ogni giorno su appuntamento.</p>
<p><strong>Website:</strong> <a href="http://www.cragallery.com/">www.cragallery.com</a><br />
<strong>Instagram:</strong> @cragallery</p>
<p><strong>Ufficio stampa e informazioni:</strong><br />
CRAG – Chiono Reisova Art Gallery</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>The post <a href="https://cragallery.com/event/doma-iii-selected-artworks/">DOMA III &#8211; SELECTED ARTWORKS</a> appeared first on <a href="https://cragallery.com">CRAG</a>.</p>
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