The Day of Night: Eleonora Cutini’s work on view in Ripatransone

The Day of Night: Eleonora Cutini on display in Ripatransone

Period: until 13 June 2026. Location: Banca di Ripatransone e del Fermano headquarters, Ripatransone (AP), Italy.

Young artist Eleonora Cutini presents The Day of Night, a diptych created through photogravure (fotoincisione) included in Futuri Emergenti Italiani, Italy’s largest distributed exhibition dedicated to under-35 artists. The works explore the Marche landscape as a maternal presence, layering memory and narrative in a poetic visual language.

• Technique: photogravure on metal plates, starting from photographs taken in the Marche mountains.
• Themes: landscape as foundational presence, image layering and fusion, collective memory.
• Context: national initiative promoted by Gruppo BCC Iccrea as part of BCC Arte&Cultura, with a catalogue and curated mapping of emerging artists.

Born in Amandola, Cutini studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino, focusing on fine graphic arts, printmaking, painting and contemporary visual arts. The works on display, produced during a 2025 course at the Fondazione Il Bisonte in Florence, merge and overlap photographic images until specific geographic references dissolve, yielding a symbolic and existential reading of place.

Visiting information: the installation is hosted at the Banca di Ripatransone e del Fermano headquarters until 13 June 2026. Visitors should check opening times and access procedures with the bank or its official channels before planning a visit.

Why visit: the show offers the chance to discover an emerging artist rooted in the Marche region and to see how printmaking techniques combine with contemporary photographic practices.