Art, in all its forms
At RETORI, we celebrate art in all its forms, honoring its power to connect, inspire, and give shape to personal and collective stories.
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The Chapter 04 collection was unveiled at the brand’s first flagship store, located in the heart of Milan at Via della Spiga 48. The collection was presented through Inner Cosmos, a solo exhibition by Brazilian artist Gustavo Nazareno powered by opera Gallery. Inner Cosmos presents a selection of Nazareno’s symbolically charged works, exploring spirituality, transformation, and inner strength through a visual language informed by his Catholic upbringing and Afro-Brazilian spiritual traditions. For the occasion, Salotto Retori is transformed into an immersive environment, echoing the symbolic depth and emotional resonance that define both Nazareno’s practice and the Inner Cosmos collection.
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RETORI presents Chapter 03, Sentimento in Movement, a photographic project captured through the lens of French photographer Andréa Gori. The images focus on gesture and the rhythmic harmony of performers Hortense De Gromard and Adrien Dantou. Dance thus becomes part of the artistic language supported by RETORI through its collection storytelling, extending the narrative through movement and expressive performance.
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The Chapter 03 collection was unveiled at the brand’s first flagship store, located in the heart of Milan at Via della Spiga 48. On this occasion, Salotto Retori launched its cultural program with a solo exhibition by Manuela Navas. The exhibition revolved around the work of the self-taught Brazilian artist, who had contributed to shaping Retori’s Chapter 03 collection, titled “Sentimento.” Sentimento reveals itself as an ode to vulnerability and craftsmanship, straddling between structure and ease with poetic balance and graceful intent.
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For each RETORI chapter, we engage in a stimulating dialogue with artists from different corners of the world, creating a space for reflection, inspiration, and creative exchange. Building on its quest for the purity of the universal story, Retori’s Chapter 03 collection traces an evocative reflection on tenderness, fragility and nostalgia and an exploration of invented memories. Navas found in panting her charm to flow through the journey of life, documenting the poetry of motherhood, the quiet dignity of labor, the discomfort of inequality, the rituals of femininity, in an emotionally rich diary. Through her symbolic works, she confronts silent fractures with grace, nurturing forgiveness, respect, and honoring familial strength.
