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November 21, 2025 — Yuri Catania

Yuri Catania

November 21, 2025

A Day of Flowers

  • Fine art print on black limewood floater frame
  • 50 × 50 cm
  • Unique work
  • Certificate of authenticity signed by the artist
  • Hand-signed

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Is it an original or a reproduction?

All artworks at CasaGalleria.ART are originals by Yuri Catania, handmade in the Rovio atelier: unique pieces or numbered and signed limited editions. We do not sell reproductions.

What does “limited edition” mean?

For fine art photographs that are not unique pieces, the artist produces a maximum of 5 prints per image, regardless of size: the 5 prints are the total for that subject, not 5 per size. In addition, there are 2 artist's proofs (AP), which Yuri Catania reserves for exhibitions and art fairs and which are not for sale. Each print is numbered and signed and is printed when you order, never in advance: you receive a print made for you. Once the edition is sold out, the image is never printed again. The price shown refers to the print available at the time of purchase.

Does the artwork come with a certificate of authenticity?

Yes. Every artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist, stating the title, year, technique, dimensions and, for editions, the print number. Keep it with the artwork: it is required for any return.

Is the artwork already framed?

Unique works are delivered framed, in the frame chosen by the artist for that piece; for works valued above CHF 1,500, the frame is made by Yuri Catania in the atelier.
For editioned photographic prints, we agree on delivery together: rolled in a tube, or mounted on a rigid support and framed. Write to us before or right after ordering and we will explain the options.

How should I care for and clean the artwork?

Avoid direct sunlight and damp rooms. Clean only with a soft, dry cloth, without detergents. The technical details of each artwork list its materials and support; for specific questions, write to us.

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November 21, 2025 — Yuri Catania

November 21 | A Day of Flowers | Yuri Catania, 2025 · 50 × 50 cm · centro a 160 cm da terra

About the artwork

Technical details

Techniquefine art print
Support and mountingblack limewood floater frame
Dimensions50 × 50 cm
EditionUnique work
SignatureHand-signed
CertificateCertificate of authenticity signed by the artist
ProvenanceDirectly from the artist's atelier, Rovio (CH)
Artwork codeYC-ADF-SNZTTL-2025-UNC

Technical details

Technical details

Techniquefine art print
Support and mountingblack limewood floater frame
Dimensions50 × 50 cm
EditionUnique work
SignatureHand-signed
CertificateCertificate of authenticity signed by the artist
ProvenanceDirectly from the artist's atelier, Rovio (CH)
Artwork codeYC-ADF-SNZTTL-2025-UNC

The artist

Yuri Catania

Swiss-Italian visual artist, born in Milan in 1975, he lives and works in Rovio, in Val Mara, at the foot of Monte Generoso, home to the CasaGalleria.ART gallery-atelier.

His work combines photography, painting and digital tools in a single language: photographs taken by the artist himself, from the atelier garden to the moon seen through a telescope, are composed, printed, pasted onto concrete and wood supports and repainted with fluorescent acrylics that reveal themselves under ultraviolet light. His main series – Yuri in Wonderland with its Astro Girls, A Day of Flowers, Black Flowers Secret Garden and My Generoso – revolve around a constant theme: the relationship between nature, technology and the human gaze, with the Rovio garden and its biodiversity as the starting point.

Selected exhibitions and awards

  • 2026 · Arte Laguna Prize, finalist in the Urban Art / Street Art section with Astro Credy, Arsenale Nord, Venice (6–29 November)
  • 2016 · Art is Hope, Galerie Perrotin, Paris, curated by René-Julien Praz, by invitation, in support of AIDES
  • 2015 · Art is Hope, PIASA, Paris, curated by René-Julien Praz, by invitation
  • 2013 · Art is Hope, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, curated by René-Julien Praz, by invitation