Paolo Albertelli - Mariagrazia Abbaldo

Mariagrazia Abbaldo starts her education at the Istituto d’Arte Jona Ottolenghi in Acqui Terme. In the early nineties she graduated at Politecnico di Torino in Architecture.
Between 1989 and 1999 she works in Turin at Elio Luzi's architectectural firm, investigating the sculptural aspect in architecture and deepening its articulation in spaces in the era of homologation. She prefers organic volumes over seriality and an unconventional and ironic use of materials. Mariagrazia uses drawing and engraving as tools of practice, study and knowledge. The interest for landscapes and their transformations arises from her peasant origins and her family’s wine production.
She was born in Nizza Monferrato (AT) in 1964 and she has been working with Paolo Albertelli as Studio C&C since 1997.

Paolo Albertelli graduated in Architecture at Politecnico di Torino. At the same time he collaborates with various artist, including Gilberto Zorio, Marco Gastini, Luigi Mainolfi and Sergio Fermariello and professional landscape architects specialized in the creation of parks and gardens as Paolo Pejrone e Anna Peyron.
The close connection he has with landscapes and his interest in natural elements has been developing since his childhood experiences ...

Architecture at Politecnico, Turin, Italy.

2020, mes rencontres artistiques #1, Morges, France
2019, Galleria Losano, Città di Pinerolo, Italy
2019, Biennale di Scultura, Pinerolo, Italy
2018, Step Art Fair, Fabbrica del Vapore, Milano, Italy
2018, The Other Art Fair, Torino, Italy
2018, Montagne nell’acqua, Galleria Costantini, Turin, Italy
2018, Collective Show, Paul Nicklen Gallery, New York, USA
2017, Art for Excellences, Museo del Risorgimento, Turin, Italy
2017, Paesaggi vitivinicoli di Langhe-Roero e Monferrato, European Parlament, Bruxelles, Belgium
2016 MICROFORM, Sion, Swisse
2015, Diagonale, Museo Civico Arnaldo Tazzetti, Usseglio, Italy (with M. Colonel, V.Munier)
2013, Galerie Mario Colonel, Chamonix, France
2013, Museo della Montagna, Turin, Italy
2012, MMM Messner Mountain Museum, Bozen, Italy
2017, Testimonial for European Alpine Conference, Bruxelles, Belgium