Nel 2026 ADGART è protagonista a Sondrio di un progetto espositivo articolato su due sedi, concepito come un unico percorso diffuso.

Presso il Museo di Sondrio MVSA presenta Anime Gemelle, una serie di opere realizzate appositamente per l’occasione, in dialogo con figure cardine dell’arte del Novecento come Andy Warhol e Jean-Michel Basquiat. Le opere si strutturano come composizioni duali, superfici frammentate e campiture cromatiche essenziali, in cui la relazione nasce dalla tensione tra elementi affini ma distinti. La “gemellarità” evocata non è fusione, ma coesistenza: un equilibrio fragile che rende visibile il rapporto tra identità, distanza e riconoscimento.

Contestualmente, presso Assicurazioni Generali a Sondrio, l’artista presenta la mostra personale Tener Vivo, composta da otto opere cromatiche e da una scultura in bronzo e ferro, Steps, già esposta ad Art Basel Miami Beach. In questo ciclo, pittura e scultura indagano il tema della persistenza: il mantenere viva una presenza, una memoria, una tensione emotiva e formale nel tempo contemporaneo.

Il binomio Anime Gemelle / Tener Vivo restituisce una visione ampia e matura della ricerca di ADGART, in cui astrazione e forma, silenzio e materia dialogano in modo coerente, offrendo allo spettatore un’esperienza che unisce rigore concettuale e intensità poetica.

ADGART (Antonello Diodato Guardigli) is an Italian visual artist whose research spans painting and sculpture, distinguished by formal rigor, chromatic synthesis, and a constant reflection on the human condition. Among his most significant works are The Face of Christ, donated to Pope Benedict XVI, and 150°, donated to the President of the Italian Republic Giorgio Napolitano, alongside works held in prestigious private and institutional collections. He has participated in major international exhibition contexts, including the Venice Biennale (2011, 2017, 2024), the Carousel du Louvre in Paris, and Art Basel Miami Beach, consolidating a coherent and recognizable presence within the contemporary art scene.

In 2025, ADGART is featured in Sondrio with a dual exhibition project articulated across two venues and conceived as a single, extended and interconnected path.

At the Museo di Sondrio MVSA, he presents Twin Souls, a series of works created specifically for the occasion, in dialogue with key figures of 20th-century art such as Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The works are structured through dual compositions, fragmented surfaces, and essential chromatic fields, where relationships emerge from tension between elements that are akin yet distinct. The notion of “twinness” does not imply fusion, but coexistence: a fragile balance that makes visible the relationship between identity, distance, and recognition.

Concurrently, at Assicurazioni Generali in Sondrio, the artist presents the solo exhibition Keeping Alive, comprising eight chromatic works and the bronze-and-iron sculpture Steps, previously exhibited at Art Basel Miami Beach. In this body of work, painting and sculpture explore the theme of persistence: keeping a presence, a memory, and an emotional and formal tension alive within the contemporary condition.

The Twin Souls / Keeping Alive pairing offers a broad and mature vision of ADGART’s artistic research, in which abstraction and form, silence and matter engage in a coherent dialogue, providing viewers with an experience that unites conceptual rigor and poetic intensity.