At the beginning of 2014 Amalart brings its artists to India for the first time. The occasion is the opening of Excedo Luxuria Domus, the private space that Excedo Luxuria, the company led by Rahul Kapoor, inaugurates in New Delhi. Here bespoke jewellery, fine watchmaking and handcrafted accessories are conceived for a clientele of collectors, and art becomes part of the same story, made of quality and unique pieces.
For almost a month the walls of the showroom host the works of Guido Mori Ubaldini. Born in Livorno in 1973, Guido trained in drawing in Rome and in sculpture between Pietrasanta and Livorno. Alongside terracotta he works on canvas, paper and photographic paper, where digital technology meets the hand-drawn mark: unique prints or limited series, certified according to Digigraphie. His search for harmony, nourished also by the practice of martial arts and meditation, gives the exhibition its title, taken from Hamlet: "There are more things between heaven and earth…".
With Excedo Luxuria, Amalart adds a new partner to its network and opens a path it will often follow in the years to come, the one that links art to the world of luxury, fine watchmaking and design.
