Galleria Russo Archives presents an in-depth feature dedicated to an artist who explores the human condition within contemporary society, filtered through her imagination and poetically sublimated: Chiara Sorgato.
Having joined, at the end of 2024, the group of new-generation contemporary artists selected and represented by Galleria Russo, Chiara Sorgato carries out work with a strong socio-cultural and anthropological scope, often placing the female question at the center of her focus.
Sorgato’s painting is the result of the artist’s personal sensitivity, employing a symbolic and enigmatic figurative language that captures a snapshot of society as seen through her eyes, and represented through data research and analysis, underscoring the scientific rigor of her approach.
Her works encompass and analyze pressing contemporary issues: the relationship between cultures and religions, the female condition, and social conflicts. Humanity is always at the forefront, investigated and portrayed with refined eclecticism.
Chiara Sorgato’s art speaks of us and to us—about our condition, about contemporaneity in the age of information and overexposure.
In her paintings, there is a clear depiction of a dreamlike world, where the true protagonist is color, which the artist applies across the entire canvas with boldness and intensity.
