Caterina De Nicola travels through the heterogeneity of forms and disciplines, starting from painting and arriving at music, passing through sculpture, installation, photography and performance: these converge in her works through what she herself calls a mash-up - a purely musical term - which in this case means a coexistence of objects, materials, phrases and drawings to create, in the end, a single "sound" or "object."

Marco Pio Mucci between painting and avant-garde digressions, deploys a monochrome figuration, which contributes to the construction of an autobiographical epic. In his works what appears to be a personal narrative is in truth often cadenced by certain narratives matured in the 'sphere of shared experiences. His drawings and oil paintings, made especially for this exhibition, bring to mind the 'wild materials' described by Pier Vittorio Tondelli, exegete of the youth and underground culture of the 1980s.

Valerio Nicolai between figuration and abstraction, articulates his visionary language by investigating the relationship between artwork and reality, in which he himself covers the role of intermediary. His paintings create an ambiguous space, with different registers, and find inspiration from readings of novels, mainly classical ones, which he defines as motionless and elusive therefore always capable of producing new meanings in the mind of the reader.

The exhibition also benefits from the contribution of a fourth artist, Marco Pace, who is the author not only of the invitation design but also of the exhibition catalog, which will be presented during the opening period of the exhibition in the form of a science fiction comic book in which the three authors will be the protagonists of a dystopian future.