David Golzio, an emerging artist from Milan: works of hybrid metafotography on display in urban settings in Milan, Northern Italy, and Brussels

March, Bastioni di Porta Volta, Milan – the artwork “Redenzione” on display by Artcrush

Milan, April 9, 2026

Works of hybrid metafotography by the emerging Milanese artist David Golzio were displayed from December 2025 to April 2026 on large digital screens at numerous strategic locations throughout Northern Italy. In March 2026, the project—carried out in collaboration with Artcrush Gallery—expanded to Brussels.

This urban exhibition initiative integrated Golzio’s work into the daily fabric of the city, offering a direct engagement with a broad and diverse audience outside traditional institutional circuits.

Urban exhibition on digital screens in Italy and Brussels

Milan

•  Bastioni di Porta Volta

•  Via Giovanni da Cermenate 4

•  Via Lorenteggio 208

•  Via Muratori 7

•  Via Tibaldi 29

•  Viale Carlo Troya 17

Other cities in Northern Italy

•  Padova – Via Matteotti

•  Ferrara – Via Beethoven (direzione Via Bologna)

•  Bergamo – Circonvallazione Mugazzone

•  Ponte nelle Alpi – Viale Roma Rotonda, incrocio Viale Dolomiti

•  Rovigo – Viale Porta Adige 42

•  Trento – Via De Gasperi 61, Via del Brennero 82, Via Petrarca, Via Trener (CC Bren Center)

•  Udine – Via Palmanova 350

•  Vicenza – Viale Trento 294

Brussels (March 2026)

•  Gare du Midi

•  Hermann-Debroux

•  Porte de Namur

•  Evere

•  Louise

•  Merode

•  Auberghem

Hybrid Metaphotography by David Golzio – Gare du Midi, Brussels (March 2026).

Hybrid Metaphotography by David Golzio – Auberghem, Brussels (March 2026).

Hybrid Metaphotography by David Golzio – Gare du Midi, Brussels (March 2026).

A work by David Golzio displayed on a large horizontal screen inside the Gare du Midi station

A hybrid metafotography work by David Golzio displayed on a large digital panel in Milan.

A hybrid metafotography work by David Golzio displayed on a large digital panel in Milan Muratori

A hybrid metafotography work by David Golzio displayed on a large digital panel on Via Tibaldi

A hybrid metafotography work by David Golzio on display on a large digital panel in Milan

A hybrid metafotography work by David Golzio on display on a large digital screen on Via Lorenteggio

David Golzio's Hybrid Metaphotography

Hybrid Metaphotography is a technique conceived and developed by David Golzio that integrates traditional photography and artificial intelligence to produce unique images, suspended between real documentation and the realm of the imagination. Through this artistic language, Golzio explores central themes of the contemporary world, such as identity, memory, fragility, and perceptual transformation.

The extended exhibition on large screens represents a significant step for an emerging artist: it brings artistic practices that intersect photography and new technologies directly into the international public sphere, expanding the context of engagement and the potential for recognition of his work.

Statement by the emerging artist

“Seeing the works of Hybrid Metaphotography blend into the daily rhythm of cities—from the boulevards of Milan to the stations of Brussels—was a revelatory experience. This project demonstrates how emerging contemporary art can extend its dialogue beyond institutional settings, reaching new audiences in the flow of urban life.” – David Golzio

Special thanks go to Artcrush Gallery for curating this innovative public presentation format.

We would also like to thank:

• Local Leader Group and Quadro Advertising for managing and planning the digital screens in Italy;

• Bauer Media Outdoor for their invaluable collaboration on the billboards in Brussels;

• Fousseni for the photographic material shot in the Belgian capital.

Would you like to learn more about hybrid metafotography or receive visual and technical documentation of the works on display?

Please contact me directly via email or through the form on the website. I would be happy to share further details with collectors, curators, and industry professionals interested in this line of work.