Professional Experiences
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1980s: Representative of Astrazione Povera (Poor Abstraction).
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1994: Collaborates with BIC Lazio for an exhibition in Toulouse, France.
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1996: Solo exhibition at the Laboratory Museum of the Art History Institute – La Sapienza University, Rome.
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2001–2004: Founder and President of the association Studiaperti.
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2001–2006: Works on projects with the Department of Cultural Policies of the Municipality of Rome and other public institutions.
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2002–2006: Organizes exhibitions, conferences, and a triennial festival through Studiaperti.
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2003: Publishes The Guide to Artists' Studios in Rome, Gangemi Editore, distributed with Il Venerdì di Repubblica.
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2006:
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Ranked for the assignment of public art commissions by Rome's VI Department.
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Publishes an anthological catalog of works from 1982 to 2006 (Gangemi Editore) in collaboration with Galleria Sala Uno and House Gallery, Rome.
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2014: Founds the group Landscapes of the Mind (Ceccato, Letter, Scelfo, Del Brocco); collaborates with Studio RO.MI.
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Artworks: Present in private collections and museums in Erice and Gibellina.
Solo Exhibitions
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1985, 1986: Studio Jartrakor, Rome
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1990, 1992: Galleria Sala Uno, Rome
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1993: Church of Santa Maria di Piazza, Pergola (PS)
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1995: Novotel Centre, Toulouse (FR)
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1996: Laboratory Museum – La Sapienza University, Rome
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2006: House Gallery & Sala Uno, Rome
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2007: Galleria Gallerati, Rome
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2019: MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art, Rome
Studiaperti Events (2001–2006)
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Dec 2001: Studiaperti 2001, 304 artists open their studios to the public.
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Sept 2002: European Heritage Days, launch of the Guide to Artists' Studios in Rome.
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Nov 2002: Studiaperti Model, conference at MACRO.
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Nov 2003: The Temptation to Exist, Monumental Complex of S. Michele a Ripa.
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Nov 2003: 2nd edition of the Guide to Artists' Studios in Rome – 600 artists involved.
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Mar 2004: Journey through the City, cultural program in Roman libraries.
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Nov 2004: ZOOM, 16 artist studios become exhibition spaces.
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Feb 2005: Launch of Studiaperti’s website.
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Mar 2005: Allupa Allupa, a project with artists and writers.
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Nov 2006: Allupa Allupa – Visual Arts Review, with catalog by Gangemi.
Critical Commentary
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In the PlotArtEuropa 2005 catalog, art critic Stefano Elena describes Rocco Salvia’s visual language as a stylistic exercise blending Matisse-like decoration with Pininfarina-inspired design. His work merges painting and photography into interior spaces rich with memory, framed by clear lines and bold colors, like scenes shaped by free and adaptive thought.
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