Opus in Artem

03/06/2026

Monster Trip to Venice.

13/05/2026

31/03/2026

There are albums that don’t just define a moment — they shape an entire cultural landscape. Ten by Pearl Jam is one of them.
Captured here through the lens of Kai Schäfer’s World Records series, the iconic vinyl finds a new stage on the Accutrac 4000 turntable — a machine that itself represents a milestone in the evolution of sound and design.
As a curator, I’m drawn to works that carry both emotional gravity and historical resonance. Ten is not merely music; it is a document of raw human expression, a bridge between vulnerability and power, and a defining voice of its generation.
In this composition, analog technology and timeless sound converge — reminding us that true artistry transcends medium. It lives on, recontextualized, yet unchanged in its essence.

Es gibt Alben, die nicht nur einen Moment definieren — sie prägen ganze kulturelle Landschaften. Ten von Pearl Jam ist eines davon.
Festgehalten durch die Linse von Kai Schäfers World Records Serie, findet das ikonische Vinyl hier eine neue Bühne auf dem Accutrac 4000 Plattenspieler — einer Maschine, die selbst einen Meilenstein in der Entwicklung von Klang und Design darstellt.
Als Kurator fühle ich mich zu Werken hingezogen, die sowohl emotionale Tiefe als auch historische Resonanz in sich tragen. Ten ist nicht einfach nur Musik; es ist ein Dokument roher menschlicher Ausdruckskraft, eine Brücke zwischen Verletzlichkeit und Stärke und eine prägende Stimme seiner Generation.
In dieser Komposition verschmelzen analoge Technologie und zeitloser Sound — und erinnern uns daran, dass wahre Kunst das Medium überdauert. Sie lebt weiter, neu kontextualisiert, und bleibt doch in ihrem Wesen unverändert.

17/03/2026

For the first time in Italy, works by the young German artist Moritz Thoma are on view, presented through the mediation of the art advisory platform Opus in Artem.

The works are present in a permanent group show installation at Dr. Fake Cabinet Gallery in Turin and introduce Thoma’s distinctive artistic language to an Italian audience.

Born in Munich in 1996, the 29-year-old artist began working as an independent artist while studying art education. Since then, he has continuously developed his craft in a largely autodidactic way, driven by a constant search for new techniques and materials.

12/03/2026

Alice – Pop Art meets a fairytale icon
With large, penetrating eyes she gazes directly into our world: Alice, by the Turin-based artist Angelo Barile.

In his painting, Barile combines elements of Pop Surrealism / Lowbrow Art with a strongly emotional visual language, placing figures from the world of childhood at the center of his works. They appear both innocent and mysterious – as if they were observing us and questioning our reality.

In this work, the iconic figure from “Alice in Wonderland” transforms into a modern pop icon: a fragile character suspended between fairytale, nostalgia, and subtle irony. The oversized eyes, the doll-like face, and the reduced pictorial space are typical stylistic devices of the artist – enhancing the psychological intensity of the portrait.

A work that poetically blurs the boundary between childlike fantasy and the complex world of adults.

10/03/2026

Spring is approaching – the season when nature slowly begins to awaken.
In the photographic series “Flowers from my Garden”, photographer MATTHIAS LANGER explores the delicate moment between bloom and disappearance.
Inspired by the tradition of Baroque flower still lifes, Langer does something unexpected: instead of freezing a moment, he allows time itself to become visible.

The flowers are picked in his garden, carefully arranged, and then photographed with an exposure time of four days.
During this time, the flowers slowly wither, bend and move.
What the camera captures is not a single moment, but the dance of time.
Movement, decay, and beauty merge into one image.

As spring approaches and nature prepares for renewal, these works remind us that every bloom already carries the poetry of its transience.

03/03/2026

Born in Milan and now living and working in Pesaro, Simona Mulazzani has devoted her artistic journey to children’s books since 1994. 📚🎨
She is internationally renowned for her illustrations, including those created for the books of Luis Sepúlveda.

With around 100 published titles in Italy and abroad, her work has been translated into numerous languages, reaching young readers all over the world 🌍

Her career has been honored with prestigious awards, including multiple medals from the Society of Illustration (NY), the White Ravens, the Andersen Prize (Best Book 0–6 and later Best Illustrator), the Emanuele Luzzati Prize, and the Malerba Prize Amphibian Books.

A timeless voice in contemporary illustration — poetic, powerful, and deeply human. 💫