Tommaso Ottieri, "White Nights": exhibition at Galleria Russo

Tommaso Ottieri — White Nights

Galleria Russo in Rome presents White Nights, a selection of recent works by Neapolitan painter Tommaso Ottieri (b. 1971). The exhibition offers a visual route where architecture, light and memory intersect to suggest human presence through interiors, urban squares and suspended chandeliers that create suspended, contemplative atmospheres.

With a background in architecture and a painterly practice matured also abroad, Ottieri balances architectural awareness and chromatic research: the often large-scale canvases alternate warm and cool tones (reds, blues, golds) and invite visitors to complete the narrative with their imagination. The title evokes literary overtones and a poetic, introspective mood.

• Period: 15 May – 13 June 2026
• Venue: Galleria Russo, Via Alibert, 20, 00187 Rome (RM)
• Curator: Anna Castello
• Catalogue: Gangemi Editore (2026) — illustrated catalogue with essays
• Main themes: light, memory, architecture, urban and interior spaces
• Coordinates: 41.9071259, 12.4808445

For practical information on opening hours, guided tours and tickets, check Galleria Russo's official channels or contact the gallery directly. The exhibition is recommended for those interested in contemporary painting engaging with built space and narrative suggestion.