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About​
Luigi Di Fabio (1998) lives and works in Milan. He graduated from the Brera Academy of Fine Arts and Università Cattolica. His work takes a reflective approach to the human condition, exploring vulnerability and existential instability through painting, photography, and video art. The body is central to his practice, serving as a vehicle for investigating the transient nature of existence. His works, marked by suspended figures in empty, undefined spaces, construct a mental landscape where the tension between presence and absence, balance and collapse, becomes visible. In his recent research, he embraces lightness as a means of surpassing these limits, elevating the world and, with it, the human condition.
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Solo exhibition
[2025] Epifania di leggerezza, ARCgallery, ​Monza. Curarted by Antonella Giovenzana
[2026] LeoGalleries, curated by Simona Bartolena and Giorgio Seveso, Monza (upcoming)
[2027] Humana Conditio, Castello Svevo di Termoli, Termoli​​​​ (upcoming)
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Group exhibition​
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[2025] Museo Civico Giovanni Fattori, Livorno. Exhibition of the Finalists of the Combat Prize 2025
​[2025] Museo Della Permanente, Milano. Curated by Simona Bartolena e Giorgio Seveso (upcoming)
[2024] Sala Consiliare Municipio di Imbersago, Lecco. Exhibition of the Finalists of Morlotti Art Prize​​
[2023] Trasformazioni, Castello di Vigevano, Vigevano. Curated by Marco De Crescenzo and Edoardo Maffeo
[2023] Trame, Castello Visconteo, Legnano. Curated by Franco Marrocco, Daniela Moro, Esposito Arcangelo and Maria Tcholakova
[2023] Istantanea, Spazio CAM, Milano. Curated by Marco De Crescenzo
[2022] Arte e Natura, Villa Ca’ de Bossi, Biassono. Curated by Angelo Falmi​​​​
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Awards​
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[2025] Finalist - Combat Prize
[2024] First Prize - Premio Morlotti-Imbersago​
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[2025] Monza Photo Fest, curated by Diorama
[2025] Arbiter, curated by Daniele Fenaroli, June, n.260
[2025] Combat Prize 2025, finalists catalogue, Sillabe Editori
[2025] Annuario d'Arte Contemporanea Italia - Cina, curated by PengPeng Wang
[2024] Morlotti Prize, catalogue of finalists – 18th edition. Curated by Simona Bartolena and Giorgio Seveso.”
[2023] Trame, Exhibition Catalogue. Curated by Franco Marrocco, Daniela Moro, Esposito Arcangelo, and Maria Tcholakova
[2022] Arte e Natura. Exhibition Catalogue. Curated by Angelo Falmi