The third edition of the Ducato Prize saw greater participation and involvement from international artists. The awarded works confirm the contemporary trend already present in previous editions, linked to an introspective sensitivity of the subject towards natural elements and technologies.
Winners

Nona Inescu won the Contemporary category and Carla Giaccio Darias won the Academy one. Olivia Erlanger received a special mention from the Collector's Board

Nona Inescu, Echo (2017)
Carla Giaccio Darias, Tan a largo potro (2021)
Olivia Erlanger, Roseville (2020)
Jury

Leonardo Bigazzi
Zoe De Luca
Marta Papini
Chris Sharp
Paolo Zani

Collector's Board

Emilio Alvarez
Emilio Bordoli

Mauro De Iorio
Frédéric De Goldschmidt
Erminia Di Biase
Andrea Fustinoni
Vittorio Gaddi
Marina Nissim
Cinzia Sanvido
Veronica Siciliani Fendi
Marco Zappalorto

Finalists

Contemporary
June Crespo, Valentina Furian, Nona Inescu

Academy
Federico Arani, Carlos Casuso, Carla Giaccio Darias

Selected artists

Contemporary
Alessandro Agudio, Hiva Alizadeh, ALMARE, Thomas Berra, Christian Camacho, Stefano Cecatiello, Adelaide Cioni, Paolo Ciregia, June Crespo, Ode De Kort, Gaia Di Lorenzo, Chiara Enzo, Olivia Erlanger, Helen Anna Flanagan, Valentina Furian, Enej Gala, Stefania Galegati, Giovanni Giarretta, Megan Leigh Helig, Rodrigo Hernandez, Nona Inescu, Maria Laet, Gili Lavy, Eleonora Luccarini, Alix Marie, Agnieszka Mastalerz, Luis Lazaro Matos, MERZBAU, Thuy-Han Nguyen-Chi, Francis Offman, Vasilis Papageorgiou, Luca Pozzi, Elena Radice, Alice Ronchi, Giulio Saverio Rossi, Hugo Servanin, Vincenzo Simone, Buhlebezwe Siwani, Alberto Tadiello, Justin Randolph Thompson

Academy
Federico Arani, Francesco Bendini, Carlos Casuso, Giuseppe Di Liberto, Luca Frati, Carla Giaccio, Valentina Lupi, Andrea Noviello, Valentina Parati, Giulia Querin

Federico Arani, Wearable Translation Device (odradek) (2021)
Carlos Casuso, X About Credit and Debt I, (2020)
Valentina Furian, Presente, (2018), installation view