TP10 – Pietro Cocco, Mario Milizia, Alice Ronchi, Ilaria e altri suoi amici (Ilaria Vinci), Tiziano Vudafieri
Wednesday October 4th, 2017 at Marsèlleria, via privata Rezia, 2 – Milan
Pietro Cocco
Pietro Cocco (b. 1986, Milano), still-life photographer and director. His career counts collaborations with luxury brands as well as upcoming designers, magazines and international recognitions in the motion pictures field. Carefully designed compositions and colors are some of the tools used in his artistic research that often influence his approach to commercial work.
Mario Milizia
Mario Milizia (b. 1986, Milano). Some of Mario Milizia most significant solo exhibitions have been held at Viasaterna, Milan, 2017, Marsèlleria, Milan, 2014; Jousse Entreprise, Paris, 2009, 2003, 2001; at the Galerie Edward Mitterrand, Geneva, 2002; at Niitsu Art Forum, Niitsu, Japan, 2000; at Neon, Bologna, 1998; and Soundtrack Without Film, at Viafarini, Milan, 1996. He has also participated in various group shows, including: Picture Perfect, curated by Fantom, Viasaterna, Milano, 2015, Nativity curated by Michele D’Aurizio, Grand Century, New York, 2015, Il Delitto Quasi Perfetto, Pac Milano, 2014 curated by Cristina Ricupero; If I Was John Armleder, Geneve 2013, curated by Luca Cerizza, Playlist, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2004, The World, Speak For Gallery, Tokyo and Jousse Entreprise, Paris, 2003; Design et Activisme, Speak For Gallery, Tokyo, 2001; Expander 1.0, curated by Pierre Bal Blanc and Laurent Godin, in collaboration with Blocnotes, Galerie Jousse Seguin, Paris, 1999; Seamless, curated by Luca Cerizza, De Appel Foundation, Amsterdam, 1998; Jingle Bells, curated by Uwe Schwarzer, Massimo De Carlo, Milan, 1997; Chi o che cosa a seconda dei casi, Neon, Bologna, 1997; Ne Dites Pas Non, curated by John Armleder, MAMCO, Geneva, 1997; 504, Zentrum für Kunst, Medien und Design, Braunschweig, 1997; Aperto ’97, Trevi Flash Art Museum, Trevi, 1997; 1° Premio Trevi Flash Art Museum, Trevi Flash Art Museum, Trevi, 1996. Lives and works in Milan.
Alice Ronchi
Alice Ronchi (b. 1989, Milano) grained her BA at Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti (NABA), Milan, IT (2012) and her MA at the departement of Material utopias at the Sandberg Instituut, Amsterdam, NL (2015). She exhibited at Gasconade space, Milan IT, Peep-Hole, Milan, IT (both 2013); Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin; La Triennale Museum, Milano, (both 2014), Galleria civica di Trento, Trento IT, Fons Welters Gallery, Amsterdam, NL (both 2015); Macro Museum, Rome IT, Stadgalerie, Kiel DE (both 2016) among the others. In 2014 she started her collaboration with Francesca Minini, Milan IT. Vive e lavora a Milano.
Ilaria Vinci
Ilaria Vinci (b. 1991, Cisternino, Italy). Education: 2015-2017 – MFA éCAL, Lausanne; 2011-2015 – BFA Brera Academy, Milan. Collective Exhibitions: Armada, Milan; éCAL Degree show, Galerie Elac, Renens; Tutto subito, possibilmente due volte , No Conformism, Prilly; MOROSO CONCEPT for Contemporary Art 2017; Museo Etnografico del Friuli, Udine (2017); Where Wild Flowers Grow, Armada, Milan, (2016). Publications: Bad Weather, project coordinated by Will Benedict; Moroso Concept for Contemporary Art catalogue. Projects: from 2014 Co-founder of the artist-run space Armada, Milan. Lives and works between Lausanne and Milan.
Tiziano Vudafieri
Tiziano Vudafieri obtained his degree in Architecture in 1985 at the University of Venice, under the scholarship of Aldo Rossi, one of the world’s 20th century architectural masters. Immediately after university he moved to Milan, where he entered the Ettore Sottsass studio, Sottsass Associati. At that time design master Ettore Sottsass’ fame was at its peak and the Sottsass Associati studio was one of the hottest spots in furniture design, interior design and architecture worldwide. In the office of who is considered to be the most influential designer in the second half of the 20th century, Vudafieri started as assistant, ending his experience in 1989 as project leader.During those 4 years, he had been collaborating or leading challenging and cutting-edge projects in Europe and the United States, from private houses to retail spaces. In this period, he started experiencing the design of fashion retail spaces, managing the designs of the Esprit (U.S.A. sportswear brand) stores in Switzerland, Germany and Denmark. During those years, his projects had been widely published in international design magazines. His name and his contribution to the Esprit store design is also included in “Esprit, the Corporate Image”, the milestone book on corporate store design printed in 1989. In 1989, he joined designer Aldo Cibic (former partner at Sottsass Associati) at Cibic & Partners. From 1989 to 1994, he had been partner of Aldo Cibic in this office where, beyond architectural, private interior and hotel designs, he continued his experience in fashion store design. During those 5 years, he was responsible for the Pepe Jeans London headquarters and store concepts (U.S.A. and United Kingdom), and David People Stores (Turkey). In late 1994 he founded his own company, Studio Vudafieri, later to become Vudafieri Saverino Partners.
Pietro Cocco
Alice Ronchi
Tiziano Vudafieri
Mario Milizia
