Manuel di Chiara graduated from the SS. Apostles of Naples and then continue their studies at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Naples. His journey continues alternating commissioned works at exhibition events at national and international art galleries. His painting is oriented between the neopop and an "industrial" style inspired by the work of twentieth-century American and North European artists.

This jewellery collection, designed by Francesca Liquori and Carla Langella, is crafted from tuff fragments recovered from demolition waste. It highlights tuff not only as a non-renewable material but also as a meaningful bearer of the city's historical memory. By transforming discarded stone into wearable art, the project gives new economic and symbolic value to the material, making the recycling process both culturally and financially sustainable.

Adinolfi and Cicala began collaborating as an artistic duo in 2022 with their debut exhibition VERSO at the PAN Museum in Naples. Their work explores the theme of curiosity through minimal yet intricate installations made with threads, fabric, steel, and wood. Marco Adinolfi, a multidisciplinary artist from Naples, focuses on identity and regional culture, while Massimo Cicala, an architect and visual artist, explores themes like urban identity and communication. Together, they combine their backgrounds in fine art and architecture to create thoughtful, material-driven works that invite reflection and reinterpretation.

Alberto Cosenza’s first solo exhibition, DOVESECIFOSSE, presents a dynamic body of work that reflects his ever-evolving artistic practice, rooted in the interplay of multiple realities and shifting perspectives. Through layered compositions and fluid visual language, the exhibition invites viewers to explore themes of identity, space, and perception, offering an intimate and thought-provoking experience of Cosenza’s transformative vision.