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VANNI Announces Valentina Furian as 2025 #Artistroom Prize Winner

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VANNI, an official partner of the international art fair Artissima, has announced that Venice-based artist Valentina Furian is the winner of the fifth edition of its #Artistroom Prize. This announcement was published on October 9, 2026, via VANNI’s blog. The prize presentation is associated with UNA gallery, which operates in Piacenza and Milan. The source text provided is truncated, ending mid-sentence after mentioning the gallery's locations, leaving further details about the award ceremony, specific works by Furian, or additional context regarding the partnership with Artissima unavailable. No conflicting reports or earlier versions of this specific announcement are present in the supplied data to compare against. The information relies solely on the direct statement from VANNI identifying Furian as the recipient for the 2025 cycle.

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    VANNI Announces Valentina Furian as Winner of 2025 #Artistroom Prize

    VANNI, an Official Partner of the international art fair Artissima, announced that Venice-based artist Valentina Furian won the fifth edition of its #Artistroom Prize. Presented by UNA gallery in Piacenza and Milan, Furian was selected by a jury comprising journalist Nicolas Ballario, artist Cristian Chironi, and curator Fiammetta Griccioli for her exploration of body-gaze relationships and post-human dimensions. The award supports emerging artists whose work offers original perspectives on reality. Separately, designer Nicola Bizzarri introduced "Goggles," eyewear inspired by Personal Protective Equipment shapes featuring wraparound designs, transparent materials, and visible screws and hinges, emphasizing functional materiality.