For Michele Chiarlo, wine has always been more than just a product of excellence – it’s a universal language, a way to tell the story of a place and promote culture. This vision comes to life through artist-designed labels, immersive art experiences, and collaborations with creatives who transform wine into something beyond mere tasting.

This year, that connection takes shape in ALdiLà – L’àgalma del quotidiano", an exhibition by photographer Davide Barzaghi, showcased across two locations: Palás Cerequio and the Michele Chiarlo winery in Calamandrana.

The exhibition explores the hidden beauty of everyday life through the lens of an artist who has turned photography into a deeply personal and essential language. Born in Asti, Barzaghi has embraced photography as a new form of expression, capturing reality exclusively with his iPhone – no additional lenses, no filters. His images move between light and shadow, presence and absence, creating a constant interplay of revelation.

The exhibitions open on March 14 at Palás Cerequio and April 12 at the Michele Chiarlo winery in Calamandrana.