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  • Open Skies

    Open Skies

    June 16–August 18, 2026 Nomad Art Collective presents Open Skies, a solo exhibition of recent photographs by Carla Sutera Sardo. In Sicily, summer arrives with force. The light is unrelenting, the sea is vast and deeply blue. The sky opens wide, pressing down on the land with the same insistence as the heat.  Into this intensity, Sutera Sardo brings play. Figures dance and play, dissolving into Sicily's unrelenting light. They disappear behind giant flowers and balloons; their tulle brings feminine...

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  • New Arrivals

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    New Arrivals
  • Mediterranean Sea & Land

    Mediterranean Sea & Land

    Nov 14- Jan 31 2026 A solo online exhibition featuring nearly 40 works on paper, collage, and painting by Marilina Marchica. The artist’s layered abstractions evoke a quiet dialogue between sea and land shaped by the Mediterranean landscape.

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  • Max Serradifalco

    Max Serradifalco

    Max Serradifalco is a visual landscape artist based in Palermo. In 2011, driven by a passion for nature and experimentation, he conceived Web Landscape Photography, a project through which he travels the planet virtually, using only satellite maps in search of a new way of seeing the Earth. His images know no manipulation: they reveal the drawings nature has already traced, hidden among deserts, bays, coral reefs and mountain ranges, waiting for an eye patient enough to recognize them. In his work the view from above...

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  • Marilina Marchica

    Marilina Marchica

    Born in AgrigentoLives and works in Agrigento, Sicily Marilina Marchica is a Sicilian visual artist whose practice explores memory, architecture, and the fragility of time. She earned her painting degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna (2008) and studied at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. Utilizing techniques such as casting, collage, and décollage, her work investigates the trace and form of abandoned structures, rendering them as ephemeral poetic landscapes rooted in place and material. Based in Agrigento, she...

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