Despite the temporal distance, both artists share a common lineage: drawing inspiration from the Renaissance as a model of ideal beauty, yet reinterpreting its archetypes through the distinct sensibilities of their respective eras.

A central feature of the exhibition was the premiere of new works by Michele Burato: two radical, unconventional variations on the iconic 'Veronese' vase, commissioned exclusively for the gallery.

Expanding on the theme of matter and gesture, a broader selection of Burato’s glass pieces was presented in conversation with the abstract expressionism of the Roman School masters, creating a vibrant chromatic exchange with works by Mario Schifano, Giulio Turcato, and Luigi Boille.