Art, theater, music, literature, and conviviality characterized the finissage of the exhibition “The Expressiveness of Aluminum,” linked to the 2013 COMEL Vanna Migliorin Prize. This edition stood out for the high artistic value of the exhibited works, so much so that the renowned critic Giorgio Agnisola included Spazio COMEL among the most interesting art galleries in Europe, a recognition that credits the organizing committee of the Prize (which worked in synergy with ArtROM from Rome) and has placed Latina, from an artistic-cultural standpoint, fully within the European Community. A great achievement.

The works, all strictly made on or with aluminum, were judged by a prestigious national jury. During the finissage, the popular jury had their say. Throughout the duration of the exhibition, visitors voted for their three personal favorite artists.

At joint first place were Rossana Cesaretti (known as Roxy Deva) from Rome, with her artwork “Sky and Earth,” and Fabrizio Sanna with his artwork “Milky Way,” which had already received a special mention from the critics’ jury.

Roxy Deva (1973) favors the subject of instability and movement, which she represents through mixed graphic-digital techniques combined with fractal mathematics. Since her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, she has been involved in multimedia and new languages in art.

Fabrizio Sanna, also known as Goa (1976), has opened his personal Goa Gallery, where he exhibits his paintings, characterized mainly by action painting and dripping, inspired by ecology and recycling. Both artists have exhibited at the national level.