Minor Attractions
Film Programme
Giulia Crivellaro, Federico Arani & Andrea Lo Giudice
Room 109, The Newman, London
October 13-17
2026
Film Programme
Giulia Crivellaro, Federico Arani & Andrea Lo Giudice
Room 109, The Newman, London
October 13-17
2026
Flexitron is pleased to partcipate in the film programme at Minor Attractions (2026) at The Newman, London. For our presentation we wll be showing two moving image works by Giulia Crivellaro, alongside a collaborative moving image work by Federico Arani & Andrea Lo Giudice to conincide with their duo show, ‘Words were said that I cannot recall’, at the gallery.
Artist Biographies/Film Credits:
Giulia Crivellaro
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the lights we’ve used to find each other
2026
Video and audio projection
Variable dimensions - Loop
7’ 17’’
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A General State of Loneliness
2019
Video and Audio projection
5’ 54’’
Giulia Crivellaro (Bolzano, 1995) lives and works between Turin and Rotterdam, where she recently completed an MFA at the Piet Zwart Institute.vHer research, deeply rooted in moving images, grows from an interest in digital cultural dynamics and phenomena: she studies, appropriates, and recirculates materials and scenarios from different perspectives, blending footage and authorial choices with found footage.
In 2026, she was one of the practitioners of UnaScuola at Castello di Rivoli, while in 2024 she was selected by the Italian Cultural Institute in Paris for the Nuovo Grand Tour residency program at Casa Conti Ange Leccia. Recent exhibitions include TENT, Rotterdam (2026), A Tale of a Tub, Rotterdam (2025), New Gen 25 at Almanac, Turin (2025), IUNO, Rome (2025), SPAZIOMENSA, Rome (2024), Internationale Short Film Festival Oberhausen (2024), Cinema Galleggiante, Venice (2024), Bogiaisso, Chioggia (2023), ViaFarini, Milan (2021). From 2021 to 2026, she was a co-founder and active member of the artist-run space Porto Simpatica, Rome.
Federico Arani & Andrea Lo Giudice
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I desire nothing more than a deep restful sleep
2026
Video and Audio
3’ 23”
Federico Arani (1995, Italy) is a London-Rome based visual artist. He studied Painting and Visual Arts at NABA in Milan and earned a MFA in Sculpture from the Slade School of Art in London in 2023. Federico is co-founder and member of the collective Porto Simpatica in Rome and the founder of Scoppio Project in Umbria, Italy. Recent and upcoming exhibitions include Cantadora, Rome (2026), NEST, AlULa (2025); Commonage, London (2025); Akku Kunstplattform, Emmen (2025); Litografia Bulla, Rome (2025); Anni Wu, Milan (2025); Salon ACME, Mexico City (2025); Hypha Studios, London (2024); Spaziomensa, Rome (2024); Split Gallery, London (2023).
Andrea Lo Giudice (Rome, 1994) is a visual artist whose research focuses on the semantic redefinition of places, words, and images. Through drawing, tattooing, installation, and performative actions, he recontextualizes the environments in which he intervenes, generating new poetic perspectives in which the Subject gradually blurs its boundaries, merging with the Other and with the surrounding space. He studied Painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma (ABA Roma), where he also earned an MA in Sculpture and New Technologies. Andrea is co-founder and member of the collectives Porto Simpatica. Recent and upcoming exhibitions include Cantadora, Rome (2026); Spazio Supernova, Rome (2026); Ten Documents, Rome (2026); Litografia Bulla, Rome (2025); ADA Project, Rome (2023); Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin (2023); Short Theatre, Rome (2023).
Artist Biographies/Film Credits:
Giulia Crivellaro
the lights we’ve used to find each other
2026
Video and audio projection
Variable dimensions - Loop
7’ 17’’
A General State of Loneliness
2019
Video and Audio projection
5’ 54’’
Giulia Crivellaro (Bolzano, 1995) lives and works between Turin and Rotterdam, where she recently completed an MFA at the Piet Zwart Institute.vHer research, deeply rooted in moving images, grows from an interest in digital cultural dynamics and phenomena: she studies, appropriates, and recirculates materials and scenarios from different perspectives, blending footage and authorial choices with found footage.
In 2026, she was one of the practitioners of UnaScuola at Castello di Rivoli, while in 2024 she was selected by the Italian Cultural Institute in Paris for the Nuovo Grand Tour residency program at Casa Conti Ange Leccia. Recent exhibitions include TENT, Rotterdam (2026), A Tale of a Tub, Rotterdam (2025), New Gen 25 at Almanac, Turin (2025), IUNO, Rome (2025), SPAZIOMENSA, Rome (2024), Internationale Short Film Festival Oberhausen (2024), Cinema Galleggiante, Venice (2024), Bogiaisso, Chioggia (2023), ViaFarini, Milan (2021). From 2021 to 2026, she was a co-founder and active member of the artist-run space Porto Simpatica, Rome.
Federico Arani & Andrea Lo Giudice
I desire nothing more than a deep restful sleep2026
Video and Audio
3’ 23”
Federico Arani (1995, Italy) is a London-Rome based visual artist. He studied Painting and Visual Arts at NABA in Milan and earned a MFA in Sculpture from the Slade School of Art in London in 2023. Federico is co-founder and member of the collective Porto Simpatica in Rome and the founder of Scoppio Project in Umbria, Italy. Recent and upcoming exhibitions include Cantadora, Rome (2026), NEST, AlULa (2025); Commonage, London (2025); Akku Kunstplattform, Emmen (2025); Litografia Bulla, Rome (2025); Anni Wu, Milan (2025); Salon ACME, Mexico City (2025); Hypha Studios, London (2024); Spaziomensa, Rome (2024); Split Gallery, London (2023).
Andrea Lo Giudice (Rome, 1994) is a visual artist whose research focuses on the semantic redefinition of places, words, and images. Through drawing, tattooing, installation, and performative actions, he recontextualizes the environments in which he intervenes, generating new poetic perspectives in which the Subject gradually blurs its boundaries, merging with the Other and with the surrounding space. He studied Painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma (ABA Roma), where he also earned an MA in Sculpture and New Technologies. Andrea is co-founder and member of the collectives Porto Simpatica. Recent and upcoming exhibitions include Cantadora, Rome (2026); Spazio Supernova, Rome (2026); Ten Documents, Rome (2026); Litografia Bulla, Rome (2025); ADA Project, Rome (2023); Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, Turin (2023); Short Theatre, Rome (2023).