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Movimento Gallery is a contemporary design gallery searching for the places where art and design co-exist; where an object has the ability to evoke emotion, provoke thought or challenge preconceptions.
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Næssi is a design studio based in Rome and founded by Eleonora Carbone and Alessandro D’Angeli in 2020. They explore cross-connections between objects, ideas, and spaces with a multidisciplinary approach and a collaborative method dealing with collectible designs for galleries and commissioned projects by brands. Næssi’s work focuses on the relationship between the traditional and the contemporary by exploring the connection of material with craft and manufacture. The goal is identifying unexpected connections, creating transverse systems, tracing enterprising conceptual pathways.
The UNDATED collection is characterised by the presence of archetypal volumes connected to one another within a formal architectural scheme: a set of aesthetics and design solutions inspired by the observation of Roman stylistic elements and their ongoing stratification. Each piece in the collection is the result of a process of selection, composition, and redefinition that recalls the practices typical of the Medieval and Baroque periods, during which reusing elements taken from ancient architecture was entirely accepted and practised. This technique allowed thinking of the past not as a static legacy, but as a living element capable of influencing our present and future. The result of which is a collection that is both contemporary and abstract; one that enters into dialogue with the space in which it is placed.
Næssi is a design studio based in Rome and founded by Eleonora Carbone and Alessandro D’Angeli in 2020. They explore cross-connections between objects, ideas, and spaces with a multidisciplinary approach and a collaborative method dealing with collectible designs for galleries and commissioned projects by brands. Næssi’s work focuses on the relationship between the traditional and the contemporary by exploring the connection of material with craft and manufacture. The goal is identifying unexpected connections, creating transverse systems, tracing enterprising conceptual pathways.
The UNDATED collection is characterised by the presence of archetypal volumes connected to one another within a formal architectural scheme: a set of aesthetics and design solutions inspired by the observation of Roman stylistic elements and their ongoing stratification. Each piece in the collection is the result of a process of selection, composition, and redefinition that recalls the practices typical of the Medieval and Baroque periods, during which reusing elements taken from ancient architecture was entirely accepted and practised. This technique allowed thinking of the past not as a static legacy, but as a living element capable of influencing our present and future. The result of which is a collection that is both contemporary and abstract; one that enters into dialogue with the space in which it is placed.
Self Reflections marks the debut solo exhibition of Italian artist Costantino Gucci —unveiling a body of work that bridges sculpture, design, and spatial intervention.
Through a selection of ten key pieces, the exhibition offers a deep dive into the artist’s evolving language-where glass, mirrors, and light become tools to question perception, identity, and the instability of reflection.
From large-scale wall pieces to his first sculptural furniture series, Costantino Gucci transforms reflective surfaces into dynamic environments. Worked through a meticulous artisanal process, the glass and mirrors generate layered visual effects-distortion, transparency, and chromatic depth. As a result, these objects do not remain static: they enter into constant dialogue with their surroundings and the viewer, turning their observation into a participatory act.
Following on from the launch of the Marks of Existence collection at PAD London in 2024, Movimento Gallery, in collaboration with Spazio Vento, brought the collection to Milan for Milan Art + Design Week 2025.
Our exhibition presents a curated selection of unique pieces by exceptional artists from around the world, each united by a shared exploration of innovative materials. These works, distinct in style and function, serve as powerful expressions of creativity and reflections of diverse cultural narratives.
Following on from the launch of the Marks of Existence collection at PAD London in 2024, Movimento Gallery, in collaboration with Spazio Vento, brought the collection to Milan for Milan Art + Design Week 2025.
Our exhibition presents a curated selection of unique pieces by exceptional artists from around the world, each united by a shared exploration of innovative materials. These works, distinct in style and function, serve as powerful expressions of creativity and reflections of diverse cultural narratives.
Marks of existence is a collection of unique objects designed to highlight the allure of natural materials; the impossibly complex weaves of texture, colour and forms that, despite our ever-expanding capabilities, are still completely unattainable and irreproducible.
Our show marks the launch of a series of unique pieces conceived by a global selection of exceptional artists represented by our gallery. United by common materials, each piece, distinct in style, approach and function becomes both an expression of creativity and a reflection of culture.