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mc2gallery è un punto di riferimento per la Fotografia e l'arte Contemporanea

30/05/2026

HENRO by Bastiaan Woudt

We are used to knowing Bastiaan Woudt for his sculptural, sharp black-and-white photography and its impeccable geometric elegance. Yet, there is a side to his research that moves on different frequencies—extraordinarily intimate and silent.

In 2024, the artist traveled the Shikoku Henro, one of Japan’s oldest Buddhist pilgrimages: 1,200 kilometers through temples and mountains, experienced without the intention of documenting, but with the sole desire to listen and simply be present.

The project HENRO is born from this mindset. It is not the depiction of a place, but a collection of subtle traces; images detached from documentary reality that resist explanation, carrying the quality of a dream or a memory.
A side project, deeply Japanese, that focuses on pure contemplation and reveals the most refined, visionary, and poetic soul of a great contemporary photographer.

Soon in Milan, Verona, Roma.
STAY TUNED!

Info: [email protected]

📸: Kage, 2026
Haini Tosa Kozo paper
120x90 cm, ed. 7

28/05/2026

THE DISSOLVING BORDER

Pietro Catarinella’s artistic research lies at the intersection of traditional painting and the visual flows of contemporary digital culture.
Through his work, the artist explores the profound transformation of perception, memory, and imagination in the age of the internet, social networks, and artificial intelligence.

Catarinella draws on a diverse archive of media images, deconstructing and recomposing them through oil painting, conceived here as a true conceptual device of translation and montage. His works thus materialize in visually complex and processual spaces: territories in which the drift of the viewer’s gaze generates intentionally ambiguous, unstable, and plural narratives.

Info: [email protected]

📸 Chance Encounter I, 2026
Oil on linen, 170x100 cm

24/05/2026

.cupido is here!

Meet the artist at

Booth 25

SILENCE BECAMES IMAGE
Paul Cupido (NL, 1972)

Born on the island of Terschelling, where the rhythm of life is marked by the tides and lunar phases, Cupido brings a rare vision to the art world, suspended between the concreteness of nature and the abstraction of dreams. His work is not a simple documentation of the visible, but a spiritual quest rooted in the Japanese concept of Mu—the void filled with possibility—and in the sentiment of Mono no Aware, that sweet melancholy linked to the transience of all things.

His works are “visual haiku”: fragments of time in which the human body and the landscape merge, printed with an almost obsessive attention to texture and light, capable of restoring to photography that tactile dimension we often forget.

A new chapter for our gallery begins today. We invite you to be transported by the vibrant silence of Paul Cupido.

Info: [email protected]

23/05/2026

.cupido Solo Show

Booth 25

SILENCE BECAMES IMAGE
Paul Cupido (NL, 1972)

Born on the island of Terschelling, where the rhythm of life is marked by the tides and lunar phases, Cupido brings a rare vision to the art world, suspended between the concreteness of nature and the abstraction of dreams. His work is not a simple documentation of the visible, but a spiritual quest rooted in the Japanese concept of Mu—the void filled with possibility—and in the sentiment of Mono no Aware, that sweet melancholy linked to the transience of all things.

His works are “visual haiku”: fragments of time in which the human body and the landscape merge, printed with an almost obsessive attention to texture and light, capable of restoring to photography that tactile dimension we often forget.

A new chapter for our gallery begins today. We invite you to be transported by the vibrant silence of Paul Cupido.

Info: [email protected]

19/05/2026

BEYOND THE IMAGE: MATTER AND SILENCE.

Forget photography as a mere snapshot: for Bastiaan Woudt, the image is a surface to be sculpted. In his work, the first thing that strikes you is the density of the blacks and his almost magical ability to turn light into something solid—as if his silhouettes were carved directly from marble. The Dutch artist performs a true visual purification, stripping away the “noise” of color to offer visions that seem to exist outside of time.

The secret to his international acclaim lies in a unique approach that could be described as “digital painting.” Woudt doesn’t just portray; he manipulates textures with a craftsman’s sensitivity until skin, fabric, and landscapes take on the tactility of charcoal or the depth of velvet. It is a perfect bridge between the rigor of 20th-century masters and a sharp, pure contemporary aesthetic. Each of his works, whether born in a studio or during a journey through Africa, aspires to be a universal graphic icon, where the perfection of form compels the viewer into a meditative pause.

We are proud to bring this consistent and powerful vision to Milan.

Info: [email protected]

📸: Pleat, 2026
Archival pigment print on Baryta paper, 60x45 / 120x90 cm

17/05/2026

SILENCE BECAMES IMAGE
Paul Cupido (NL, 1972)

Born on the island of Terschelling, where the rhythm of life is marked by the tides and lunar phases, Cupido brings a rare vision to the art world, suspended between the concreteness of nature and the abstraction of dreams. His work is not a simple documentation of the visible, but a spiritual quest rooted in the Japanese concept of Mu—the void filled with possibility—and in the sentiment of Mono no Aware, that sweet melancholy linked to the transience of all things.

His works are “visual haiku”: fragments of time in which the human body and the landscape merge, printed with an almost obsessive attention to texture and light, capable of restoring to photography that tactile dimension we often forget. We will be exhibiting his work next May at

A new chapter for our gallery begins today. We invite you to be transported by the vibrant silence of Paul Cupido.

Info: [email protected]

📸 Sakura Bloom, 2024
Archival pigment on handmade Japanese Kozo paper
29,7x21 cm
cupido

11/05/2026

SILENCE BECAMES IMAGE
Paul Cupido (NL, 1972)

Born on the island of Terschelling, where the rhythm of life is marked by the tides and lunar phases, Cupido brings a rare vision to the art world, suspended between the concreteness of nature and the abstraction of dreams. His work is not a simple documentation of the visible, but a spiritual quest rooted in the Japanese concept of Mu—the void filled with possibility—and in the sentiment of Mono no Aware, that sweet melancholy linked to the transience of all things.

His works are “visual haiku”: fragments of time in which the human body and the landscape merge, printed with an almost obsessive attention to texture and light, capable of restoring to photography that tactile dimension we often forget. We will be exhibiting his work next May at

A new chapter for our gallery begins today. We invite you to be transported by the vibrant silence of Paul Cupido.

Info: [email protected]

📸 Kawa, 2024
Archival pigment on handmade Japanese Kozo paper
30x20 cm
cupido

09/05/2026

THE ESSENCE OF THE WORK

Casper Faassen’s work inhabits a liminal space where painting meets deeply meditative photography. Rather than merely documenting a subject, the artist constructs a layered vision through the use of resins, pigments, and physical diaphragms. These elements create a visual distance between the viewer and the figure, transforming the image into an apparition that seems to resurface from the depths of time.

A DIALOGUE BETWEEN CULTURES

In this body of work, the discipline of movement engages with the aesthetic rigor of Japanese tradition. The figures, draped in meticulously chosen Oriental garments, perform within a scenic space where proximity to the panel dictates the clarity of the form: what is close appears sharp, while what recedes dissolves into the ethereal. This interplay of depth evokes the delicacy of silk and transforms the dance into a silent ritual between East and West.

BETWEEN TRADITION AND MODERNITY

Through this technique of “visual detachment,” Faassen elevates the subject to an almost sacred, mythological dimension. Drawing on the light of the 17th-century Dutch Masters, the artist reinterprets the concept of impermanence: the dancer is no longer just a body in motion, but a symbol of suspended beauty—a perfect equilibrium between the materiality of the surface and the intangibility of a dream.

Info works: [email protected]

📸 Hanagasumi IV, 2026
Oil paint on setasand, UV print
50x40 / 120x100 / 180x150 cm

Indirizzo

Tivat (Montenegro)
Milan
20131

Orario di apertura

Mercoledì	15:00 - 19:00
Giovedì	15:00 - 19:00
Venerdì	15:00 - 19:00
Sabato	15:00 - 19:00

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