The third edition of the Ducato Prize has encountered increased participation and involvement from international artists. The awarded works confirm the contemporary trend already present in previous editions, linked to an introspective sensitivity of the subject to natural elements and technologies.

Jury

Leonardo Bigazzi Zoe De Luca Marta Papini Chris Sharp Paolo Zani

Selected

Contemporary Art Alessandro Agudio, Hiva Alizadeh, ALMARE, Thomas Berra, Christian Camacho, Stefano Cecatiello, Adelaide Cioni, Paolo Ciregia, June Crespo, Ode De Kort, Gaia Di Lorenzo, Chiara Enzo, Olivia Erlanger, Helen Anna Flanagan, Valentina Furian, Enej Gala, Stefania Galegati, Giovanni Giarretta, Megan Leigh Helig, Rodrigo Hernandez, Nona Inescu, Maria Laet, Gili Lavy, Eleonora Luccarini, Alix Marie, Agnieszka Mastalerz, Luis Lazaro Matos, MERZBAU, Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi, Francis Offman, Vasilis Papageorgiou, Luca Pozzi, Elena Radice, Alice Ronchi, Giulio Saverio Rossi, Hugo Servanin, Vincenzo Simone, Buhlebezwe Siwani, Alberto Tadiello, Justin Randolph Thompson Academy Federico Arani, Francesco Bendini, Carlos Casuso, Giuseppe Di Liberto, Luca Frati, Carla Giaccio, Valentina Lupi, Andrea Noviello, Valentina Parati, Giulia Querin

Finalists

Contemporary Art June Crespo, Valentina Furian, Nona Inescu Art Academy Federico Arani, Carlos Casuso, Carla Giaccio Darias

Winners

The winner of Contemporary Art section was Nona Inescu, with a special mention awarded to Olivia Erlanger. For the Art Academy section, Carla Giaccio Darias was the winner.