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Acappella is delighted to announce “Hei-ho”, Marta Ravasi’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. The Italian artist (born in Merate in 1987; lives and works in Milan) presents a new body of work dedicated to the still life, continuing the dialogue initiated in Naples with “Bucce” in 2023, her first exhibition at the gallery.
The progressive and dynamic development of this subject confirms it as the protagonist of Ravasi’s inquiry, serving as a pretext to expand her formal research into painting.
The works – small-scale oils on canvas – bear witness in this recent production to the consolidation of the artist’s poetics. Revolving around these subjects, which are treated as mere expedients, the research moves towards an increasingly visceral, yet simultaneously atmospheric, definition of the pictorial matter on canvas.
The pictorial variety of textures and colours is defined through a paradox: whilst dimensions, materials, and subjects remain unchanged and constant—restricting the scope…
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Press Release
Acappella is delighted to announce “Hei-ho”, Marta Ravasi’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. The Italian artist (born in Merate in 1987; lives and works in Milan) presents a new body of work dedicated to the still life, continuing the dialogue initiated in Naples with “Bucce” in 2023, her first exhibition at the gallery.
The progressive and dynamic development of this subject confirms it as the protagonist of Ravasi’s inquiry, serving as a pretext to expand her formal research into painting.
The works – small-scale oils on canvas – bear witness in this recent production to the consolidation of the artist’s poetics. Revolving around these subjects, which are treated as mere expedients, the research moves towards an increasingly visceral, yet simultaneously atmospheric, definition of the pictorial matter on canvas.
The pictorial variety of textures and colours is defined through a paradox: whilst dimensions, materials, and subjects remain unchanged and constant—restricting the scope…



































