Marco Merati

Sculptor and Painter

Born in 2002 in Milan, Marco Merati studies at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. The Milan-based artist employs a wide range of materials and methods to create works that challenge traditional perceptions. His practice is characterized by a refined use of light, which not only illuminates forms but actively alters their visual perception. This approach establishes a dialogue between the artwork and the viewer, inviting deeper reflection on the intrinsic meaning of art.

Susanna Justine Lee

Media Artist 

Born in 2002 in Milan, Susanna Justine Lee studied and exhibited in England. The London-based artist is distinguished by her ability to capture the essence of movement through the interplay of light and shadow. Her works are conceived to transform spaces, generating atmospheres that range from intimate to monumental. Her artistic research focuses on the relationship between artwork and environment, investigating how art can shape and influence the viewer’s sensory experience. 

Giacomo Lazzara

Painter

Born in 2003, the artist began as a self-taught practitioner before pursuing formal studies at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan (from the 2025/2026 academic year). He develops a conceptual abstract painting practice focused on the dialogue between the individual and the collective. Using acrylics and spray, he transforms fleeting stimuli and cultural fragments into works that form pictorial collections exploring the self immersed in the social flow. His research aims not to provide answers, but to generate questions, open new perspectives, and offer viewers fresh ways of engaging with both perception and lived experience.

Matteo De Marco

Painter

Born in 2003 in Milan, Matteo De Marco is currently studying at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. The Milan-based artist works  through layered stratifications. In this process, light does not serve a descriptive function, but a generative one: a diffused luminosity from which bodies and architectures slowly emerge, like apparitions. Shadow is not conceived as absence, but as an extension of the figure. Through the places of their life, the artist investigates an unstable, evolving notion of the body. The core of their artistic research lies precisely in the balance their works create between light, matter, and silence.

Michele Schirinzi

Painter and Sculptor

Born in 1995 in Cremona, Michele Schirinzi creates artworks that aim to express a personal essence and also to materialize a process. Matter, light and shadow operate as active agents, generating perceptual and spatial tensions. In his works the body remains absent as image, yet present as an effect - emerging through the viewer's encounter with the work. 

Antonio Alberti

Painter and Sculptor

Born in Trieste, Antonio Alberti studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. The Milan-based artist works through layered stratifications, using different materials. In this process, light does not serve a descriptive function, but a generative one: a diffused luminosity from which bodies and architectures slowly emerge, like apparitions. Shadow is not conceived as absence, but as an extension of the figure. The core of their artistic research lies precisely in the balance their works create between light, matter, and silence.