Aurelia Gallery
A calm, architectural gallery experience shaped by light, material, and slow looking.
Featured exhibition
A group exhibition exploring reflection, density, and silence through sculptural surfaces, suspended forms, and responsive light.
About the gallery
Aurelia Gallery is a fictional contemporary art space dedicated to installations, material studies, moving image, and cross-disciplinary practices. Its program centers on light, space, and attentive viewing, pairing emerging and mid-career artists with carefully staged exhibitions, talks, and printed editions.
The architecture of the site mirrors the gallery’s curatorial tone: minimal but not empty, quiet but not static, and always oriented toward depth, sequence, and visitor clarity.
Current highlights
14 Jan — 28 Apr 2026
Reflective surfaces, suspended volumes, and perceptual shifts.
Until 18 Jan 2026
A study of transparency, framing, and fragile structure.
Until 30 Dec 2025
Muted matter, sculptural weight, and room-scale balance.
Upcoming events
10 Jan, 19:00
Opening evening for the winter program with a curator’s welcome.
06 Feb, 18:30
An intimate conversation with exhibiting artists on material pacing.
21 Feb, 15:00
A process-based workshop focused on paper, light, and reflective fragments.
01 Mar, 11:00–18:00
Posters, catalogues, editions, and a reading table in the gallery lounge.
Featured artists
Installation / light
Builds low-light environments that activate reflection and pause.
Sculpture / metal
Works with folded steel, suspended weight, and delicate balance.
Spatial sound
Composes quiet acoustic environments that expand architectural perception.
Paper / glass assemblage
Creates fragile structures at the edge of object, drawing, and light.
Plan your visit
Tickets & tours
“An elegantly restrained space for material and perceptual experimentation.”
Curatorial program
Current shows, upcoming openings, and seasonal programs.
Our exhibition program brings together installation, sculpture, moving image, and material-based practices in a sequence of carefully staged spatial encounters.
Current exhibitions
Until 28 Apr 2026
Reflective metal, shadow, and suspended volume shape a quietly shifting environment. The exhibition unfolds as a threshold between mass and disappearance, with works that subtly alter scale and orientation as visitors move through the rooms.
Participating artists: Aria Miro, Jun Kestrel, Nilo Solace
Curator: Elia Moret
Until 18 Jan 2026
A chamber of transparent planes, edges, and fragile tensions. This exhibition stages low iron glass, paper laminates, and spatial drawing in a sequence that rewards slow movement and subtle shifts in light.
Participating artists: Elin Korr, Tomas Vela, Mara Seline
Curator: Nora Venn
Until 30 Dec 2025
Surface, mass, and muted weight reconsidered through sculptural form. Low plinths, granular material studies, and room-scale balances shift attention toward touch, gravity, and breath-like pauses.
Participating artists: Mara Seline, Jun Kestrel, Aria Miro
Curator: Matteo Rive
Upcoming
10 Jan 2026
An opening evening with a short curator’s welcome and late-hours access to the winter program.
06 Feb 2026
A seated conversation about pace, process, and how installations negotiate architecture.
01 Mar 2026
A weekend devoted to catalogues, posters, readings, and limited printed matter.
Featured exhibition detail
Liminal Metals considers reflection not as spectacle but as threshold. Brushed steel, suspended mesh, and quiet programmed light alter the visitor’s sense of scale, distance, and orientation.
Exhibition calendar
Archive
Sep–Nov 2025
Architectural sightlines and controlled shadows.
Jun–Aug 2025
Paper, folds, and pale atmospheric drawing.
Mar–May 2025
Thresholds, pauses, and sculptural framing.
Jan–Feb 2025
Acoustic perception and spatial listening.
Related publications
Essays, installation views, and artist notes.
A compact text on transparency, framing, and restraint.
A folded sleeve of seasonal program posters and date sheets.
Visit planning
Selected voices
Selected voices, commissions, and collaborations.
Aurelia Gallery works with artists whose practices engage material transformation, spatial choreography, perception, and the poetics of restraint.
Featured artists directory
Installation / light
Creates low-light spatial installations that activate reflective and translucent materials.
Featured works: 8
Sculpture / metal
Works with folded steel, suspended mass, and subtle balance.
Featured works: 11
Sound / spatial practice
Composes quiet acoustic environments for architecture-led exhibitions.
Featured works: 5
Photography / surface studies
Investigates shadow, grain, and serial framing.
Featured works: 14
Glass / paper assemblage
Builds fragile structures at the edge of drawing and object.
Featured works: 9
Installation / textile
Explores tactility, drape, silence, and architectural pause.
Featured works: 7
Artist spotlight
Aria Miro develops low-light installations in which mirrored surfaces, translucent planes, and carefully measured sound create an atmosphere of delayed perception. Her practice often begins with architectural listening: how a room absorbs, returns, or resists light. At Aurelia Gallery, her installations are staged to slow movement, asking visitors to attend to the instability of edge, reflection, and distance. Rather than theatrical spectacle, Miro works with restraint, allowing small material adjustments to change how a space feels over time.
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How we collaborate
Long-form presentations with curatorial support, installation planning, and interpretation.
Thoughtful pairings across material, spatial, and conceptual affinities.
Architecture-led projects shaped around the gallery’s corridor and light conditions.
Catalogues, essay booklets, interviews, and reading lists tied to exhibitions.
Quiet public conversations that foreground process rather than promotion.
Small-format sessions for schools, students, and interdisciplinary groups.
Open call
We host two open calls per year for installation, spatial, and material-based practices.
Related exhibitions
Current
Aria Miro, Jun Kestrel, and Nilo Solace in a room-scale material sequence.
Current
Elin Korr and Tomas Vela in a chamber of transparency and framing.
Archive
Mara Seline’s textile installation and serial shadow studies.
Visitor planning
Plan your visit with clear timing, directions, and accessibility information.
Opening hours
Location
Quartu Sant Elena (CA) 09045
Quartu Sant Elena
09045 Quartu Sant Elena (CA)
Map & transport
Tickets & pricing
Accessibility
Visitor FAQ
Non-flash photography for personal use is welcome unless signage within a specific exhibition indicates otherwise.
Small handbags are allowed. Larger backpacks should be carried by hand in the galleries; lockers are available at reception.
Yes. Families are welcome, and selected weekends include family trail sessions designed for slower looking and conversation.
Guided tours run every Thursday and Saturday. Private tours can also be arranged through the Contact page.
Yes. Group visits, school visits, and architecture-led visits are available with advance notice.
Yes. The shop can be visited independently during regular opening hours.
Groups & education
Focused 60-minute tours for cultural groups, design teams, and studio cohorts.
Age-adapted visits with discussion prompts and printable resource sheets.
Walkthroughs centered on corridor sequencing, light, and material atmosphere.
Ready to visit?
Gallery store
Publications, prints, and limited editions curated alongside the program.
Our shop extends the exhibition experience through catalogues, artist editions, printed matter, and quiet objects for the desk, shelf, and studio.
Shop filters
Publication
€24
Softcover exhibition catalogue with essays, installation views, and artist notes.
Print
€80
Archival pigment print on matte cotton paper, open edition.
Edition
€140
Small signed desk edition inspired by the exhibition’s transparent structures.
Poster set
€28
Three folded exhibition posters in a protective sleeve.
Postcards
€14
Set of 12 detail-image postcards.
Gift
€22
Heavy cotton tote with gallery wordmark.
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Product spotlight
A compact signed edition translating the exhibition’s language of transparency into a desk-scale object. Layered acrylic planes, pale edge tint, and a brushed aluminium base create a modest but precise sense of depth. Packaged in a rigid archival box with a numbered card.
Shipping & support
Related to exhibitions
A direct companion to the current exhibition.
Object edition tied to the artists page and current displays.
Seasonal dates and graphics connected to events and visit planning.
Gift idea
Communication hub
Requests, collaborations, private events, and visitor support.
Contact directory
For visitor questions, exhibitions, and general information.
For image requests, press kits, interviews, and media use.
For evening rentals, cultural receptions, and small private gatherings.
For orders, delivery issues, and edition inquiries.
Phone: +39 320 759 5427 • We reply within 1–2 business days.
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Private events
Evening rentals are available Thursday to Sunday for intimate cultural events, receptions, editorial launches, and small-format talks.
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