Entre Les Lignes

Galerie Chloé Perrin presents Intreccio, an exhibition of works by Armando Marrocco alongside a site-specific installation by Milan-based practice studioutte.

Meaning “interweaving,” Intreccio is the name Marrocco gave to a body of work developed in Milan in the early 1960s, in which sheets of cardboard are layered, woven and sealed beneath monochrome enamel. The series became central to his practice, transforming a modest material through accumulation, depth and repetition.

For the exhibition, studioutte founders Guglielmo Giagnotti and Patrizio Gola extend this idea into space through an installation combining Marrocco’s works with the studio’s own furniture and architectural elements. Though separated by generations, the two practices share an interest in restraint, craftsmanship and the relationship between material and construction.

The exhibition forms part of Galerie Chloé Perrin’s programme of revisiting significant yet under-recognised post-war artists in dialogue with contemporary architecture and collectible design.