Matteo Sanna

Matteo Sanna (San Gavino Monreale, 1984) lives and works between Sardinia and Milan. Since 2006, he has exhibited in Italy and abroad, with solo shows in galleries in Monaco, Bienne, Lugano, Milan, and Naples, and group exhibitions in institutions such as the Venice Biennale, MAC Lissone, the Vittoriano in Rome, and La Castiglia in Saluzzo. His works are included in public and private collections, among them Fondazione Nomas, Fondazione Bartoli Felter, Fondazione Thetis, and the Ernesto Esposito Collection.

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  • H83 Documenta #2. Oltre
    € 29,00

    With this second volume, the H83 Documenta series continues its path of research, addressing a theme at once intimate and universal: psychological fragility. Published on the occasion of Matteo Sanna’s exhibition Oltre, held from April 12 to September 13, 2025, at the Habitat Ottantatré Art Center in Verona, in collaboration with NM Contemporary Gallery in Munich and curated by Annalisa Ferraro, the volume goes beyond documenting the exhibition setup, positioning itself as an autonomous space for reflection and experimentation.

    Dedicated to fragility understood as an opportunity and fertile threshold from which new futures can sprout, the exhibition unfolds a journey of acceptance, awareness, and regained self-mastery. Each work stages an inner passage—the pause in discomfort, darkness, or disorientation—before allowing processes of resolution and rebirth to emerge. From the breaths imprinted on canvas in the 18720 – Out of Here series, to the recomposed fractures of Fragili Fraintendimenti, to the intimate, ritual gesture of Ladro di fiori, and the unprecedented luminosity of Glimmer, Sanna’s works transform vulnerability into poetic resilience, turning fragility into a possibility for shared transformation.

    Works
    Matteo Sanna

    Photography
    Filippo Tommasoli
    Nicola Massella

    Texts
    Annalisa Ferraro, Giacomo Corsi, Rosa Mantovani

    Book design
    Bunker and Alberto Perera

    32 pages
    15 × 24 cm
    Singer stitch binding
    Italian

    ISBN 978-88-98030-85-9
    First edition, September 2025