Public art in Northern Italy

Artcrush Gallery — Hybrid Metaphotography by David Golzio on city streets. January – December 2026, 9 cities, 17 locations across Northern Italy. Exhibition ongoing.

The exhibition

From January to December 2026, five works of Hybrid Metaphotography by David Golzio inhabit billboards and urban screens across nine cities in Northern Italy. Not as advertising, but as an artistic presence in the everyday landscape — images that confront anyone who passes by, whether they're looking or not.

Redenzione, No More Evil, Oracle, Homecoming, A Future of Peace: five visions of inner transformation, projected into the shared space of the street. Hybrid Metaphotography meets the passerby, not the gallery visitor.

Seventeen installations spread across Milan, Bergamo, Trento, Vicenza, Padua, Ponte nelle Alpi, Udine, Rovigo, and Ferrara. Work that doesn't wait to be sought out: it asserts itself, works its way in, and stays.

"Public art doesn't decorate — it interrupts. It forces a gaze that wasn't expecting to stop." David Golzio

Gallery: Artcrush Gallery. Period: January – December 2026. Format: billboards and urban screens. Technique: Hybrid Metaphotography. Artist: David Golzio, Bollate (Milan).

Featured works

• Redenzione — Redenzione Series, 2024
• No More Evil — NO MORE EVIL Series, 2023
• Oracle — NO MORE EVIL Series, 2023
• Homecoming — Redenzione Series, 2024
• A Future of Peace — Redenzione Series, 2024

Photo documentation

Artcrush Gallery's urban installations across the streets of Milan — from the Bastioni di Porta Volta to Via Lorenteggio, from Viale Carlo Troya to Via Muratori. Billboards and digital screens intercepting everyday traffic, returning Hybrid Metaphotography to its natural context: the street.

The project in motion

A video journey through Artcrush Gallery's urban installations, across the streets and squares of Northern Italy.

Locations across Northern Italy

17 installations across 9 cities in Northern Italy, 6 of them in Milan. January – December 2026.

Milan — 6 locations

• Bastioni di Porta Volta (Historic center) — a tree-lined avenue along the old Spanish walls, right in the heart of the city, next to the Brera district. Map
• Via Giovanni da Cermenate 4 (South side) — a residential street in the Vigentino neighborhood, dense urban context. Map
• Via Lorenteggio 208 (West side) — a major artery on the west side, established commercial area. Map
• Via Muratori 7 (Central-south) — a connecting route between downtown and the southern districts. Map
• Via Tibaldi 29 (South side) — near the new university campus and the Symbiosis development, close to the M3 subway line. Map
• Viale Carlo Troya 17 (West side) — a residential avenue in the Lorenteggio neighborhood. Map

Bergamo — 1 location

• Circonvallazione Mugazzone (Ring road) — a strategic position toward downtown and Orio al Serio Airport. Map

Trento — 4 locations

• Via De Gasperi 61 (City center) — a central street with strong commercial foot traffic, close to the city's main administrative offices. Map
• Via del Brennero 82 (North axis) — the main route toward the Brenner Pass. Map
• Via Petrarca (Residential) — a quiet residential street in the eastern part of downtown. Map
• Via Trener — Bren Center Mall (Shopping center) — inside or adjacent to the Bren Center shopping mall. Map

Vicenza — 1 location

• Viale Trento 294 (North entrance) — an avenue leading into the city from the north. Map

Padua — 1 location

• Via Matteotti (City center) — a major artery in the historic center, near the city's main squares and landmarks. Map

Ponte nelle Alpi — 1 location

• Viale Roma Rotonda, at Viale Dolomiti (Main roundabout) — maximum visibility for vehicles to and from the Belluno Dolomites. Map

Udine — 1 location

• Via Palmanova 350 (East axis) — a state road connecting to Palmanova and eastern Friuli. Map

Rovigo — 1 location

• Viale Porta Adige 42 (City entrance) — an avenue leading into the city, near the historic city gate. Map

Ferrara — 1 location

• Via Beethoven, toward Via Bologna (South side) — the southern part of the city, along the route toward Bologna. Map

The gallery — Artcrush Gallery

Artcrush Gallery specializes in exhibiting contemporary digital art in public urban spaces — billboards, jumbo screens, light installations. An exhibition model that democratizes access to art and takes artists' work outside traditional circuits.

The partnership with David Golzio began in December 2025 with the first exhibitions in Northern Italy, and expanded quickly throughout 2026: Brussels in March, the UK, Finland, and Portugal in May, then Finland, Spain, Romania, and the UK in June. Starting in July the project went international, with installations active in nine countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America — with new stops already confirmed for August and September.

A relationship that isn't a one-off show, but a stable, ever-expanding presence in the international digital public-art landscape.

Partnership active since December 2025. Countries reached: 14 countries, 4 continents (Europe, Asia, Africa, North America). Exhibition format: billboards, urban screens, digital public art.

2026 Calendar

• March — Brussels
• May — UK, Finland, Portugal
• June — Finland, Spain, Romania, UK
• July — 9 countries worldwide
• August — Belgium, India, Japan, Romania, Netherlands
• September — Indonesia, South Africa, UK

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Previous exhibition: NOT built in a DAY — January 25 – February 25, 2023 · Maison Bosi, Rome.

Next exhibition: Artcrush Gallery Brussels — March 2026 · Artcrush Gallery · Brussels.