Exhibition in Rome: The Floor gallery honors Baldo Diodato

Baldo Diodato at The Floor gallery in Rome

The Floor inaugurates its exhibition season with a show devoted to Baldo Diodato, a Naples-born artist whose activity spans more than sixty years across Naples, New York and Rome. The opening took place on 10 April 2026.

What to expect from the exhibition

The retrospective presents a curated selection of Diodato's key phases: from early minimal pop-art to the frottage pieces created during his time in the United States, culminating in monumental bas-reliefs made from casts of cobblestones and historic pavements. The display highlights his ongoing interest in trace, form and the preservation of urban objects.

Why the artist matters

• Material plurality: Diodato mixes natural and industrial materials with a distinctive bricoleur approach.
• Community-oriented methods: several projects involve active collaboration with local communities.
• Urban memory: through casts and frottage he records human passage and converts those traces into sculptural and pictorial reliefs.

Visitor information

The exhibition is a comprehensive retrospective tracing decades of experimentation, ideal for those interested in the intersection of minimalist language and public art practices. For practical details (opening hours, tickets, guided tours) please contact The Floor gallery directly.

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