A few weeks ago, Alex Righetto took part in the Art & Luxury Fair in Monte Carlo, held during the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, through Tota Pulchra, the cultural association connected with the Vatican.

Following a significant national and international selection, Righetto was invited to present his work alongside a carefully selected group of artists from different backgrounds and countries. The two-day event brought together artists, collectors, cultural figures, and distinguished guests, including Princess Margarita de Bourbon de Parme, within the unique international setting of Monte Carlo during Yacht Show week.

For Alex, the event was an opportunity to present his work to an international audience and personally share the stories, ideas, and artistic research behind his paintings.

The photographs below capture some of these moments, from the exhibition itself to conversations with visitors and guests throughout the event.

The exhibition featured works from three distinct collections: Perfectly Imperfect, Radiance, and Romeo and Juliet. Bringing together these three bodies of work allowed visitors to experience different artistic styles, themes, and concepts within a single exhibition.

The result was a visual dialogue between works that explore very different aspects of Alex Righetto’s artistic research, offering the audience a broader perspective on his practice rather than focusing on a single collection.

For more information about each collection, visit the dedicated pages below:

• Perfectly Imperfect
• Radiance Collection
• Romeo and Juliet: The Metamorphosis

The Art & Luxury Fair represented another important international experience for Righetto and a valuable opportunity to connect his work with a broader audience of collectors and art enthusiasts.

With this chapter now concluded, the focus turns to the next edition and to the new works and projects that will continue to shape his international artistic journey.

A special acknowledgment to Monsignor Jean-Marie Gervais for his trust and support, and to Annette Wijdom for creating and organizing such a successful event.