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LCA Studio Legale
Palazzo Borromeo
Piazza Borromeo 12, Milano (MI), Italy
Exhibition
Apr 16 – 18, 2026
16 Thursday, 17 Friday, and 18 Saturday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM / 2:00 – 6:00 PM
RSVP: https://www.lcalex.it/en/giulia-mangoni-polisemie-del-visibile/
In dialogue with the 15th-century Borromeo Games, Mangoni develops a series of drawings that reinterpret the courtly iconographic repertoire, treating it as an open field of variation. The images are not merely cited but reactivated through processes of overlapping, shifting, and proliferation, creating new visual relationships. The work engages with the late Gothic Lombard tradition, where miniatures and votive representations translated the observation of reality into a system of signs. Polisemie del visibile functions as a device in which the image unfolds in multiple states and appearances, presenting the visible not as a simple multiplication of meanings but as an unstable and plural condition of the image itself.
Palazzo Borromeo
Piazza Borromeo 12, Milano (MI), Italy

LCA Studio Legale
Palazzo Borromeo
Piazza Borromeo 12, Milano (MI), Italy
Exhibition
Apr 16 – 18, 2026
16 Thursday, 17 Friday, and 18 Saturday: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM / 2:00 – 6:00 PM
RSVP: https://www.lcalex.it/en/giulia-mangoni-polisemie-del-visibile/
In dialogue with the 15th-century Borromeo Games, Mangoni develops a series of drawings that reinterpret the courtly iconographic repertoire, treating it as an open field of variation. The images are not merely cited but reactivated through processes of overlapping, shifting, and proliferation, creating new visual relationships. The work engages with the late Gothic Lombard tradition, where miniatures and votive representations translated the observation of reality into a system of signs. Polisemie del visibile functions as a device in which the image unfolds in multiple states and appearances, presenting the visible not as a simple multiplication of meanings but as an unstable and plural condition of the image itself.
Palazzo Borromeo
Piazza Borromeo 12, Milano (MI), Italy