Alessandro Gioiello: 'Scattered Thoughts' at Richter Fine Art Gallery

Alessandro Gioiello: Scattered Thoughts

Scattered Thoughts is a solo exhibition by Alessandro Gioiello at Richter Fine Art Gallery in Rome. The selection features small-scale oil paintings on linen, marked by soft tones and an introspective approach.

The works originate from the artist's attention to commonplace items found in his studio. Objects such as shells, dried flowers and used shirts are isolated and recomposed, allowing warm and cool hues to counterbalance each other and producing a suspended, contemplative atmosphere.

• Technique: oil on linen; quick interventions combined with extended intervals of reflection
• Themes: everyday objects, reworked still life, memory and intimacy
• Mood: atmospheric subtlety, restrained use of color and material

The exhibition title originates from a collection of brief reflections by the artist: a concept that underlines a sparse, economical mode of working—limited means deployed to create a meaningful entry into painting. Curator Maria Vittoria Pinotti's text highlights how Gioiello's painting seeks not to escape reality but to penetrate it, guiding the viewer toward new ways of seeing ordinary things.

Practical information: on view at Richter Fine Art Gallery, Rome; exhibition open until 17 May 2026. For opening times and visitor details, contact the gallery directly.