In an interview published by Exibart, Giorgio Di Michele Marisi—founder and director of Sangallo Fine Art—delves into the value and future prospects of contemporary fine art printing through an exceptionally prominent project dedicated to the master Emilio Isgrò.
At the heart of the conversation is the preview presentation of a new chalcographic edition, distributed exclusively by the gallery. Created in collaboration with the historic and renowned fine art print house 2RC, the artwork reinterprets Isgrò’s iconic language of “erasure” (cancellatura), transforming the medium of the book into a high-quality graphic work.
In the interview, the director highlights how this project represents a key meeting point between the artist’s conceptual rigor and the highest technical mastery of traditional etching. Fine art printing confirms itself not as a secondary medium, but as an autonomous and rigorous domain of research with immense historical and market value, capable of engaging the most refined collectors.
The exclusive partnership with Sangallo Fine Art reflects the gallery’s ongoing commitment to promoting art editions and showcasing major figures from both the Italian and international art scenes. This project with Emilio Isgrò demonstrates how the synergy between artist, artisan excellence, and gallery curation can give shape to editions of extraordinary collectible value.