MORA Art Gallery
A dialogue between Languages and Boundaries where the artist's production does not live in isolation, but feeds on a constant multidisciplinary interchange. Through synergistic collaborations and projects with an international scope, his plastic work resonates with sculpture, theory and criticism, allowing itself to be contaminated by ever-changing and evolving languages. The gallery is thus configured as an ideal bridge connecting Art and Thought and Past and Present.
the curator
Ingrid Rampini
the curator
Ingrid Rampini
An independent curator based in Savona, Ingrid Rampini has been interweaving her professional trajectory with the most authentic voices of contemporary art for decades. Since 1996, she has curated the exhibition itinerary of Norwegian painter Leiten Elvira, coordinating solo and group exhibitions of international scope. Since 2012, his association with Brazilian artist Alexandre Mora Sverzut has resulted in the integral organization of his artistic and cultural production, culminating in 2018 with the founding of Mora Art Gallery.
The Philosophy of the "Embedded Curator"
Ingrid likes to call herself embedded curator, a term that crystallizes her symbiotic approach to the creative act. Hers is not a detached critique, but an internal, participatory perspective.
Ingrid's vision is rooted in a family legacy of excellence. Her grandfather Ansgar Leiten (1908-1992), a distinguished exponent of Scandinavian sculpture and painting, passed on to her the value of artistic consistency. For Ingrid, art is an inseparable synthesis of love and intellect.
"My grandfather taught me to reject art that is mere decoration or sterile entertainment. The work must possess a higher ambition: it must have formal, cultural or political content; it must be an alternative vision capable of awakening a search for meaning."
“"For me, art is above all a question of love and intellect"“
“"For me, art is above all a question of love and intellect"“
