Collection: Salvadori Enrica

Enrica Salvadori (Turin, 1977) is a contemporary artist who graduated from the Albertina Academy of Fine Arts in Turin. Her practice revolves around urban space and its metaphysical dimension, exploring the relationship between matter, place, memory, and perception.
Sculpture is her primary medium: different materials are juxtaposed and brought into dialogue (concrete and brass, terracotta and iron, plaster and glass), creating a contrast between textures, surfaces, and identities that seem far removed from one another. Collage also plays a very important role in her artistic practice, especially in the conceptual and instinctive aspects of her work: gold leaf and photography are often used as complementary, indispensable elements in creating the finished work.
Her work has been exhibited in Italy, Argentina, and Berlin. In 2005, she moved to South America, and her life is currently divided between Turin and Buenos Aires. In 2026, the gallery hosted her solo exhibition, entitled “Shadows of Gold.”