Mario Ceroli launches 21Art's spring exhibition program in Treviso

Mario Ceroli opens 21Art's spring exhibition program in Treviso

Gallery 21Art debuts its spring exhibitions with a new show by Mario Ceroli, curated by Cesare Biasini Selvaggi. The installation will be on view in Treviso from 16 April to 31 July 2026 and offers a material and symbolic exploration of memory and aspiration.

The exhibition project

Ceroli's installation functions as an immersive environment: a surface of golden stones, lapis-blue wooden inserts and rusted metal nets create a symbolic landscape where ambition meets decay, and hope confronts failure. The work emphasizes materiality as historical and metaphysical testimony, transforming ordinary elements into collective signs.

Why visit

• Innovative installation: the work engages the gallery's space and encourages an immersive experience.
• Material focus: wood, stone and metal reinterpreted as collective symbols.
• Curatorial framework: Cesare Biasini Selvaggi frames the project within Ceroli's long-standing visual practice.

Related program highlights

21Art's spring lineup also includes a solo show by Ahmet Güneştekin in Rome (from 30 April to 15 September 2026) and a personal exhibition by Jan Fabre at the gallery's new Monte Carlo venue in spring 2026. These projects expand 21Art's international presence and focus on large-scale, site-specific works.

Practical information

• Venue: 21Art, Treviso (exhibition space)
• Dates: 16 April - 31 July 2026
• Curator: Cesare Biasini Selvaggi
• Visitor note: check the gallery's official website for opening hours and visitor information before attending.

The exhibition is an opportunity to engage with the work of a leading figure in contemporary Italian art: Ceroli's installation shows how simple materials can act as chronicles of the present and as gestures toward possible utopias.