Martina Zanin — Skin to Skin, Bone to Bone

Where: BCC Banca di Udine headquarters, Viale Tricesimo 85, Udine, Italy.

When: from 18 May to 30 June 2026 (visitable during the bank's public opening hours).

The exhibition

Skin to Skin, Bone to Bone brings together works that examine the tension between intimacy and gradual wear. Using photography, installation, sculpture and artist books, Zanin highlights how repeated gestures and close contact can slowly erode surfaces and relationships, turning desire for closeness into processes of alteration.

About the artist

Martina Zanin (born in San Daniele del Friuli, 1994) lives and works in Rome. Her multidisciplinary practice questions power dynamics and authority within family and intimate relationships. Recent recognitions include the Talent Prize finalist (2024), Premio Terna winner (2023) and Camera Work first prize (2021). She has been included in national programs for contemporary photography and emerging art.

Why visit

• Offers a nuanced reflection on vulnerability and proximity.
• Shows a multidisciplinary approach spanning photography, sculpture and installation.
• Free admission and accessible during bank opening hours, suitable for informal visits.

The "Futuri Emergenti Italiani" project

The exhibition is part of Futuri Emergenti Italiani, Italy's largest distributed exhibition dedicated to under-35 artists promoted by the BCC Iccrea Group. The project aims to showcase local talents by connecting banks, communities and cultural institutions to bring contemporary art back to the territories.

Practical information

• Price: free.
• Opening hours: the show can be visited during the bank's public opening hours.
• Address: Viale Tricesimo 85, Udine.