Il team Trium Art Gallery
What happens when passion for art and investment strategy meet? The Trium Art Gallery project is born, much more than an ordinary art gallery, an ambitious programme that redefines the role of art in the contemporary scene.
With its office in the centre of Monza (MB), at 9 Via F. Frisi, the gallery is not just an exhibition space, but a point of reference for those who see in art a unique opportunity: beauty that generates value.
Murales Tor Marancia
Cities of art are places where the past meets the present, where ancient monuments coexist with the creative energy of contemporary art. Among these modern expressions, graffiti and street art have carved out an important space,sometimes creating tension, at other times establishing a unique dialogue with historical beauties. In this article we explore some Italian cities where urban art is intertwined with artistic heritage, demonstrating that tradition and innovation can coexist in surprising ways.
Have you ever stopped to reflect on what the cities we walk in every day tell us? Among the cobblestones you walk on could be hiding a powerful story, that of the Stumbling Stones. How much do you really know, however, about this project, created to remember the victims of the Shoah and now widespread throughout Europe?
In this post I want to tell you about these small, silent works of art that seem to blend in with the asphalt, but carry an enormous symbolic charge. We will talk about what the Stumbling Stones are, who designed them and what deep meaning lies behind them. Ready to stumble – at least with your mind?
Alex Corno, Diamond
Have you ever seen a sculpture that seems to float between the earth and the sky?
Alex Corno’s works give you just that feeling: a perfect balance between matter and spirit, between geometry and imagination. With a style that combines metal and pastel colours, the artist transforms industrial materials into true poetic flights.
If I told you that in the heart of Genoa there is a corner of Japan, would you believe it?
A few years ago, curious as ever, I visited the Chiossone Museum and I must admit: I had no idea what to expect.
Well, it was love at first sight!
This museum is a little hidden gem, full of wonders that tell the story of oriental art and culture in a way that enraptures you and leaves you breathless.
Today I want to tell you why you should immediately put it on your list of places to visit, even if you think oriental art is not for you. Trust me, you will change your mind!
