马泰奥·蒙塔尼（Roma，1972）是一位杰出的当代艺术家与文化创新者，职业生涯逾二十年。蒙塔尼先后在乌尔比诺与罗马美术学院学习，1990年代末至2000年代初开始展出作品。此期间他逐渐崭露头角，获得苏扎拉奖（Suzzara Prize），并入选萨拉热窝“欧洲与地中海青年艺术家双年展”。随后其职业发展迅速，在私人画廊与公共空间频繁展出，并于2008年受邀参加第十五届罗马四年展（Quadriennale）。

蒙塔尼曾在多家著名博物馆举办个展，包括拉文纳艺术博物馆（Museum of Art in Ravenna）、罗马的安徒生博物馆（H.C. Andersen Museum）、德国维尔茨堡主教堂博物馆（Museum Am Dom Wuerzburg）以及卡塞塔王宫（Royal Palace of Caserta）。他对艺术界的杰出贡献获得多项荣誉，如2018年米凯蒂奖（Michetti Prize）及由文化遗产与当代创造力部设立的PAC 2020。其作品在国际展览中出现，包括罗马Fabio Sargentini的L’Attico画廊、米兰Luca Tommasi画廊、罗马与巴里Bonomo画廊、纽约Elkon画廊、柏林Luisa Catucci画廊等。蒙塔尼的作品被列入多处重要公私收藏，如罗马国立现代与当代美术馆、德国维尔茨堡主教堂、卡塔拉艺术收藏（多哈）、首尔四季酒店、东京芝浦塔、米兰Unicredit收藏、法兰克福VAF基金会、梵蒂冈博物馆及中国国际文化交流中心等。除艺术创作外，蒙塔尼积极参与跨学科与文化项目。值得一提的是，他参与了在中国杭州余杭美术馆举办的“艺与技双年展：共生宇宙——技术迭代中的文化生态重构”（2025年10月18日—12月18日）。他还参加了在甘肃敦煌国际会展中心举办的“无尽群山：我的丝路故事”展览。近期具有影响力的项目包括在阿尔代亚Manzù博物馆外墙的装置干预：他在外墙上创作了一道仅在墙体湿润时显现的动态彩虹，象征自然循环与转化。蒙塔尼持续以创新方法探讨艺术、生态与技术的交汇，推动有关文化与环境可持续性的讨论。

Matteo Montani (Roma, 1972) is a distinguished contemporary artist and cultural innovator with a prolific career spanning over two decades. After studying at the Academies of Fine Arts in Urbino and Rome, Montani began exhibiting his work in the late 1990s and early 2000s. During this period, he established himself as an emerging artist, winning the Suzzara Prize and participating in the Biennale of Young Artists from Europe and the Mediterranean in Sarajevo. His career rapidly progressed with significant exhibition activities in private galleries and public spaces, culminating in an invitation to the fifteenth Quadriennale in Rome in 2008. Montani has held solo exhibitions in esteemed museums such as the Museum of Art in Ravenna, H.C. Andersen Museum in Rome, Museum Am Dom Wuerzburg in Germany, and the Royal Palace of Caserta. His remarkable contributions to the art world have been recognized through awards including the Michetti Prize in 2018 and the prestigious PAC 2020, established by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Contemporary Creativity. His works have been exhibited internationally, including at Fabio Sargentini’s L’Attico Gallery in Rome, Luca Tommasi Gallery in Milan, Bonomo Gallery in Rome and Bari, Elkon Gallery in New York, Luisa Catucci Gallery in Berlin, among others. Montani’s art is included in prominent public and private collections such as the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, the Wuerzburg Cathedral in Germany, the Katara Art Collection in Doha, the Four Seasons in Seoul, Shibaura Tower in Tokyo, Unicredit collection in Milan, the VAF Stiftung in Frankfurt, Vatican Museums, and the China International Culture Association. Beyond his artistic practice, Montani actively engages in interdisciplinary and cultural projects. Notably, he participated in the Art & Technology Biennale: Symbiotic Cosmos – Cultural Ecological Reconstruction Amidst Technological Iteration (October 18 – December 18, 2025) at the Yuhang Art Museum in Hangzhou, China. He also contributed to Endless Mountains: My Story with the Silk Road at the Dunhuang International Convention and Exhibition Center in Dunhuang, Gansu, China. Among his recent impactful works is an intervention on the external wall of the Manzù Museum in Ardea, where he created a dynamic rainbow that appears only when the wall is wet, symbolizing the cycle of nature and transformation. Montani’s innovative approach continues to explore the intersections of art, ecology, and technology, inspiring conversations on cultural and environmental sustainability.