Fiedler O Mastrangelo

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Giulia Mastrangelo was trained between Milan (NABA) and Venice (Ca' Foscari University). Her practice is built on the instability of language — the moment where a single word, placed within a chain of others, shifts, where language stops describing and starts generating meaning through contrast, wordplay, and accumulated context. She works at the intersection of poetry, text, and visual form, treating different languages not as barriers but as lenses that multiply interpretation.

 

Nicolas Fiedler grew up in contact with the Brazilian Atlantic jungle and later studied Architecture. His practice lives in a tension between organic structure and constructed geometry, pursuing the mathematical logic underlying natural form.

 

Together, Fiedler O Mastrangelo treat language as a generative force subjected to material constraint. They translate words into painting, and from there into three-dimensional symbols. Each passage introduces a shift. The work is an echo of language that migrates through materials.

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Selected Solo Exhibitions​

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2026 — Non-Solo, Spazio Thetis, Arsenale, Venice

2024 — Contrapuntto, Crea Cantieri del Contemporaneo, Venice

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

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2026 — Places to Live, Giorgetti Spiga, Milan

2026 — La Notte, Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan

2026 — Galleria Bellenghi, Art Fiera Bologna, Bologna

2026 — [Untitled Site-Specific Installation], Giorgetti Spiga, Milan

2025 — Artefici del Nostro Tempo, Venice Architecture Biennale, Pavilion 29, Venice

2025 — Aizenev Exhibition, Venice

2025 — RoCollectible, Galleria Rossana Orlandi, Milan

2024/2025 — Murano Illumina il Mondo, Procuratie Vecchie, Piazza San Marco, Venice

2024 — Premio Arte, Museo della Permanente, Milan

2023 — Better World, Chiesa della Misericordia, Venice

2023 — Fondamenta Zorzi 369, Venice

2022 — Cavalcare le Soglie, Basilica di San Lorenzo in Lucina, Rome

2022 — French Cultural Institute, Larissa

2022 — Carlton Hotel, Cannes

2021 — Venice Architecture Biennale, Palazzo Mora, Venice

2021 — Otto Zoo Gallery, Milan

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Awards

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2025 — Artefici del Nostro Tempo Prize for artists under 35, Pavilion 29, Venice Architecture Biennale

2024 — Best Sculpture, Premio Arte, presented by Arte magazine

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Residencies

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2026 — ViaFarini, Milan

2025 — Open Studio, Guarujá, São Paulo

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Public Collections

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Thetis, Venice

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