Exhibition

Three years after her previous exhibition, Salamon Fine Art presents a new series of works by Giorgia Oldano. For this event, the Piedmontese artist, who has long been known for her deep attention to the natural world and, in particular, the imal kingdom, presents a series of powerful and colorful linocuts.

In recent years, her work has undergone a significant evolution: from drawing, the founding practice of her career, she has moved on to linocuts, exploring the expressive potential of engraving and manual printing.

Despite this technical change, her favorite themes remain central: the animal world, investigated with a sensitive and participatory gaze, including both native and exotic species. Her images convey a lively, intense, descriptive presence, charged with symbolic power.

 In a contemporary context in which woodcut printing is a permanent fixture in academies, biennials dedicated to art printing, and the international collectors' market, Giorgia Oldano's research stands out as a conscious and current practice: a choice that is not nostalgic but radical, reaffirming the value of gesture, engraving, and the slow pace of printing.