Alex Turco to Unveil a Cabinet of Curiosities in South Beach

A new South Beach gallery by Miami artist Alex Turco puts the focus on design that defies convention

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A corner in the new Alex Turco Gallery reveals the textured pieces the artist is known for. On the wall: Dusk to Dawn in Miami, a sculpture made with plaster, epoxy resin, acrylic paint, and brass. On the floor: the Ialino coffee table, made of cast brass and clear quartz, from the Only One collection.
A corner in the new Alex Turco Gallery reveals the textured pieces the artist is known for. On the wall: Dusk to Dawn in Miami, a sculpture made with plaster, epoxy resin, acrylic paint, and brass. On the floor: the Ialino coffee table, made of cast brass and clear quartz, from the Only One collection.

Nature and imagination converge at Miami artist’s Alex Turco’s new gallery at 1664 Lenox Avenue in South Beach.

The Lapponio dining table from the Only One collection is handmade in cast brass, marble, and epoxy resin
The Lapponio dining table from the Only One collection is handmade in cast brass, marble, and epoxy resin

Set to open on October 1, the idea here is on one-of-a-kind creations by Turco that include textured wall art and sculptures, as well as collectible design pieces from the new Only One collection, which is made up of coffee and dining tables unlike most out there. In all his works, Turco favors materials such as salt, volcanic stone, sea sponges, charred wood, and calcified elements, and then uses signature epoxy resin techniques to bring them to life.

Artist Alex Turco first revealed his Only One line of collectible designs at Art Basel Paris in 2025
Artist Alex Turco first revealed his Only One line of collectible designs at Art Basel Paris in 2025.

“Each piece holds the memory of a place,” says Turco, whose pieces have been commissioned for Christian Dior and Louis Vuitton boutiques. “This collection is about transforming nature into art while preserving its essence. These works are not inspired by nature; rather they are nature transformed.”

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Text by Luis R. Rigual

Photos courtesy of Alex Turco Gallery

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