Edoardo Tresoldi

Edoardo Tresoldi (Milan, 1987) creates large-scale public artworks that investigate the connection between bodies, architecture and landscape. His anti-monuments evoke real, vanished or potential presences moving through material and immaterial memories and the rituals of the communities they involve, replacing the canon of the monument with open, process-based works.

His practice merges archaeology and the poetics of ruins, blending philological research with sculptural work and an interest in the concept of The Absent Matter. Each intervention results from a thorough study of the site and its history, producing transformative actions that emphasise the relational, immersive and meditative qualities of a place and generate new forms of exchange between territories and communities.