Elisabetta Gut: _Alphabets
This is the first retrospective dedicated to the Italian-Swiss artist, who recently passed away in 2024. Aiming to document the artistic journey of Elisabetta Gut, retracing its various phases from the early 1960s onwards 鈥� spanning a period of sixty years 鈥� the exhibition will feature 70 works, including paintings, collages, sculptures, and book-objects.
Born in Rome in 1934 from an Italian mother and a Swiss-German father, Gut spent several years in Switzerland during World War II before returning to Italy after the end of the conflict in 1945. In Rome, she attended the Institute of Art and the Course of Nude Studies at the Academy of Fine Arts, displaying a strong sense of space and color. At just over twenty years old, in 1956, she held her first solo exhibition at the Cairola Gallery in Milan, presented by Felice Casorati.
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This is the first retrospective dedicated to the Italian-Swiss artist, who recently passed away in 2024. Aiming to document the artistic journey of Elisabetta Gut, retracing its various phases from the early 1960s onwards 鈥� spanning a period of sixty years 鈥� the exhibition will feature 70 works, including paintings, collages, sculptures, and book-objects.
Born in Rome in 1934 from an Italian mother and a Swiss-German father, Gut spent several years in Switzerland during World War II before returning to Italy after the end of the conflict in 1945. In Rome, she attended the Institute of Art and the Course of Nude Studies at the Academy of Fine Arts, displaying a strong sense of space and color. At just over twenty years old, in 1956, she held her first solo exhibition at the Cairola Gallery in Milan, presented by Felice Casorati.
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