An art gallery on a street on the shade of the historic center of Milan. We are not talking about Via Brera, already too accustom to be the scene of environments of that type, The street is Via Melzot, a street hidden behind the circle of bastions of Milan, one of those routes where there is no pass-by-case basis, where no one will happen if not for a very specific reason.
this corner houses the new art gallery of art dealer Alexander Zodo which candidate to be considered one of the most innovative Milan.the referral is It is not to expositions but to as the space itself, or rather the innovative concept of space; that the former ArtDeco cafe expresses. To convert the premises of the club and build a new gallery of contemporary art that will be dedicated mainly to accommodate artists of contemporary issues, A++ architects wanted to give life, through the project, to an idea of art gallery entirely new and far from tradition.
An exhibition that should not be mere background of the works of art, as much as possible invisible, but an active space, able to talk and to merge with art works in a single artistic experience. here come, from the vaulted ceiling appear glass cubes , perched on iron columns as geometric nests in a quasi organic ambience made up of lines and transparencies, reversed in the functions where the ceiling becomes the place to look and stay and the floor, mere neutral path, where the artists message is no longer confined within the narrow confines of the work but blends with the surrounding space, enveloping the viewer.
2009
2010
Arch. Hiroshi Sakate
