STEPS

Project by Francesca Mazzi and Alba Bertagnolli Hemingway curated by Guido D'Angelo the works exhibited will be 6 in the monumental hall on 20/10/25 from 10am to 7pm

Francesca Mazzi was born in Veronaand moved to Rome at a young age, where she still lives and works. 
e earned a high school diploma in classical studies and subsequently earned degrees in Law from La Sapienza University and in Bioethics from the Regina Apostolorum Pontifical Athenaeum in Rome.
She began her artistic training by attending Dana Pagan's art studio and then thestudios of Roman artists Giorgia Rissone, Guido D'Angelo, and Antonio Finelli at the IDA Italian Drawing Academy.
She attended painting and drawing courses at the SmArt Polo per l'arte Foundationin Rome. She also took a botanical painting course at Studio Arti Floreali, taught by Maria Rita Stirpe.
She participates in various studio workshops led by artist Angelo Bellobono, focusing on contemporary gestural landscape painting.
She currently attends Guido D'Angelo's MAGTRE studio in Rome.

Alba Bertagnolli was born in Merano and lives and works in Rome. Always passionate about art and beauty, her life has always revolved around personal exploration, with the aim of becoming more and more who she is. Along this journey, she inevitably encounters her own demons, fears, and darkness, but also the realization that even darkness leads her to her center, to her source of light. For Alba, art, and indeed life as a whole, is a tool for self-knowledge and connection with her own Self, a precious opportunity to become one with color, sign, form—in other words, totality. This process occurs through listening to who Alba is in the present moment, psychologically, emotionally, and physically. Emotions, above all, are the great catalyst for her works, and while the emotion of the moment is experienced as a constraint, Alba finds the resources to "expand" her way of experiencing and viewing difficulty, to reposition herself in the sovereignty of her ultimate nature, which is freedom.

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