Fiedler O Mastrangelo duo
Fiedler O Mastrangelo
Artistic duo
Fiedler O Mastrangelo work through an act of translation that is never finished. One speaks. Words, ideograms, fragments. The other responds immediately in paint, turning language into mark before its meaning can settle. The words are then pressed into the surface of the canvas, where they remain: legible, buried, and changed. Shaped by a European and a Latin American formation, the two artists treat their distance not as something to resolve, but as the generative condition of every work. What accumulates on the canvas is neither one person's image nor two: it is the residue of a live exchange that neither could produce alone. Some exchanges do not end on the surface — they solidify.​​
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Artists in long-term residency at VIAFARINI , Milan, Italy.
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​Upcoming:
April 2026 - Solo at Thetis, Arsenale of Venice, Italy.
April 2026 - La Notte at Museo Della Fabbrica del Vapore, Milan, Italy.
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GIULIA MASTRANGELO
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A single word, placed within a chain of others, shifts. Giulia Mastrangelo's practice is built on that instability — the moment where language stops describing and starts generating meaning through contrast, wordplay, and accumulated context. Trained between Milan (NABA) and Venice (Ca' Foscari University), 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
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Nicolas Fiedler grew up in contact with the Brazilian Atlantic jungle and later studied Architecture — two formations that pulled in opposite directions and never fully resolved. His practice lives in that tension: between organic structure and constructed geometry, between what grows and what is built. His works pursue the mathematical logic underlying natural form, and have extended into large-scale installation proposals such as Path of Consciousness, presented at the European Cultural Center in 2021.
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FIEDLER O MASTRANGELO
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Fiedler O Mastrangelo work through an act of translation that is never finished. One speaks (chains of words, ideograms, fragments) and the other responds immediately in paint, turning language into mark before its meaning can settle. The words are then pressed into the surface of the canvas, where they remain: legible, buried, and changed. Shaped by a European and a Latin American formation, the two artists treat their distance not as something to resolve, but as the generative condition of every work. What accumulates on the canvas is neither one person's image nor two: it is the residue of a live exchange that neither could produce alone.
Working across canvas, ink, paper, acrylic, Murano glass, and bronze, their practice moves between painting and sculpture, held together by a consistent tension between poetic metaphor and abstract form.
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RECOGNITION
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Fiedler O Mastrangelo were awarded the Artefici del Nostro Tempo prize for artists under 35, presented at Pavilion 29 of the Venice Architecture Biennale (2025), and received the Best Sculpture award at Premio Arte 2024, presented by the Italian magazine Arte.
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
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2026 — Art Fiera Bologna; ViaFarini.org residency, Milan
2025 — Artefici del Nostro Tempo, Venice Biennale, Pavilion 29; Aizenev Exhibition, Venice; RoCollectible, Galleria Rossana Orlandi, Milan; Carlton Hotel, Cannes
2024/2025 — Murano Illumina il Mondo, Procuratie Vecchie, Piazza San Marco, Venice
2024 — Crea Cantieri del Contemporaneo, Venice; Museo della Permanente, Milan
2023 — Chiesa della Misericordia, Venice; Fondamenta Zorzi 369, Venice
2022 — Basilica di San Lorenzo in Lucina, Vatican, Rome; French Cultural Institute, Larissa, Greece; Carlton Hotel, Cannes
2021 — Palazzo Mora, Venice; Otto Zoo Gallery, Milan
