Between Flows and Fragments: The Aesthetics of Regeneration at the Montina Art Gallery

A Wine Experience Between the Vines and the Canvas

For those seeking a winery tasting that goes beyond the glass, Carullo’s exhibition offers the perfect opportunity to pair the pleasure of a Franciacorta with the discovery of contemporary art. Visiting Montina during this period means immersing yourself in a complete sensory journey: from the silence of the galleries where our lees rest, to the chromatic and textural vibrancy of works that defy convention.

The integration of a guided tasting with a visit to the exhibition creates a moment of perfect synthesis: the attention to detail required to produce an excellent Franciacorta is mirrored in the meticulous precision of the artist’s contemporary mosaics.

Sustainability as a Shared Value

The central theme of “Between Flows and Fragments” is sustainability, a value that Montina pursues daily in the management of its vineyards and production processes.

The Poetics of Recovery: From Waste to Resource

Roberto Carullo’s journey, which began in 2004, is a deep reflection on the concept of sustainability. Just as in viticulture, where respect for the land transforms fruit into nectar, Carullo transforms industrial waste into eternal beauty.

In his works, waste polymers and recycled plastics engage with natural elements such as quartz. This synthesis of nature and artifice recalls the celebrated lessons of Kurt Schwitters’ Merzbau and Marcel Duchamp’s ready-mades: the common object, removed from the disposal cycle, is elevated to a fragment of poetic language.