cctm collettivo culturale tuttomondo Hilario Isola (Italia)
Hilario Isola nasce a Torino nel 1976. Inizia la sua formazione con studi di storia dell’arte e di museologia, conseguendo la laurea in entrambe le discipline.
Isola ha esposto i propri lavori in Italia e all’estero in prestigiosi spazi espositivi pubblici e privati, fra cui si annoverano NMNM Nouveau Musée National de Monaco a Montecarlo, Art in General e Sculture Center a New York, CCA – Canadian Centre for Architecture a Montreal, Museion a Bozen, David Roberts Art Foundation a Londra, Fondazione Bevilacqua la Masa a Venezia, Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo e GAM – Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea a Torino.
Vive e lavora a Torino, alternandosi tra centro città e campagna, e a Bagnolo (CN) ha stabilito il suo studio in un vecchio mulino ad acqua. Questo osservatorio privilegiato sulla natura, lo ha spinto a interessarsi a pratiche extra-artistiche come la vinificazione e l’agricoltura, che integra nelle sue sperimentazioni artistiche.
opera: Hilario Isola, Palpares libelluloides – ubicazione: Villa Prever, Pinerolo
Hilario Isola was born in Turin in 1976. He began his academic training with studies in Art History and Museology, earning degrees in both disciplines.
Isola has exhibited his work extensively in Italy and abroad at leading public and private institutions, including the NMNM – Nouveau Musée National de Monaco (Monte Carlo), Art in General and SculptureCenter (New York), the CCA – Canadian Centre for Architecture (Montreal), Museion (Bolzano), the David Roberts Art Foundation (London), Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa (Venice), Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, and GAM – Galleria Civica d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea (Turin).
He lives and works in Turin, dividing his time between the city center and the countryside. In Bagnolo Piemonte (Province of Cuneo), he established his studio in a former watermill. This privileged vantage point on the natural environment has led him to explore practices beyond the visual arts, such as winemaking and agriculture, which he incorporates into his artistic research and experimentation.
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