ROME: ITSLIQUID Group has opened the 15th edition of Rome International Art Fair, an international exhibition of photography, painting, video, installation, sculpture, and performance. The show is on view from July 11 through July 24, 2025, at Medina Art Gallery on Via Angelo Poliziano, with the opening reception held on July 11 at 6 p.m.

The exhibition is structured around two themes. Mixing Identities explores hidden aspects of identity through immersive environments that reflect the labyrinths of consciousness and the body as a system of communication. Future Landscapes expands outward into abstract and conceptual visions that redefine boundaries between body, mind, city, and environment.

Artists in the Mixing Identities section highlight the body as both subject and medium. Elisa Pollien blends fine art technique with urban influences, layering figurative painting with textures inspired by street art. Lyne Bourgeois combines ink and acrylic in meditative works that balance stillness and transformation. Jenni Tan uses stormy seascapes as metaphors for emotional turbulence, while Simone Cosac Naify’s multimedia paintings examine intersections of memory, maternity, and freedom. Lana Kuperman merges her background in music, theater, and visual art in a fluid, painterly practice that reflects both place and inner transition.

Photography also plays a central role. Arianna Trigiante creates cinematic compositions using chiaroscuro and digital manipulation to evoke themes of duality and transcendence. Rihab Alghathami investigates consciousness and spirituality through conceptual imagery, while Oad Siebensee paints transparent human forms as vessels of cosmic communication.

The Future Landscapes section brings speculative visions into focus. Imanuel Ellyien fuses aeronautical engineering with baroque intensity, producing abstract “jet hieroglyphs” that map invisible flight paths. Threshold Lab presents an interactive installation where physical exertion powers an AI query, making visible the human labor embedded in digital systems. These works redefine the concept of landscape by linking technology, energy, and human agency.

Together, the artists of Rome International Art Fair 2025 present works that span intimate self-exploration and large-scale conceptual inquiry. The exhibition is open daily from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Medina Art Gallery.