"When Springtime comes again" 
Michele Cesaratto's work conveys a gentle contrast between "spring" as a mythical season, famous for its beautiful greenery and flowers, reminiscent of rebirth, life and love, and the "contemporary spring" that fades too soon into summer, unbalanced. In a sad and nostalgic perspective, Cesaratto hides a mixture of different plants and animals from all over the world, revealing a new biological diversity, a little frightening but at the same time fascinating.

Michele Cesaratto (b. 1998) is an Italian artist with two degrees in Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts, first in Florence (2021), second in Venice (2024). Recent exhibitions have been held at Artissima Turin, The Artist Room Gallery London, Acappella Naples, CAA Art Museum in Hangzhou. His work explores nature, emotions, memory, and cultural heritage through paintings made with ancient techniques and found materials.