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In February 2025, the David (plaster model) exhibition opens at the Gallerie d’Italia in Naples, while from April 2025, Jago will be featured in the Italian pavilion at Expo Osaka 2025 with his work, Circulatory System. In May of the same year, he will inaugurate the exhibition NATURA MORTA – Jago and Caravaggio, two perspectives on the transience of life at the Picture Gallery of the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan.

In June 2024, the documentary film Jago Into The White, directed by Luigi Pingitore, premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival and is released in cinemas, while in July, the bronze model of David begins its World Tour aboard the Amerigo Vespucci ship.

On May 20, 2023, his studio in the Church of Sant’Aspreno ai Crociferi (Naples) opens to the public as the Jago Museum, with over 5,000 people attending the inauguration. In December of the same year, the museum’s collection is enriched with the work “Narcissus,” depicting the myth of the beautiful hunter and inviting a deep reflection on perception and reality.

On October 1, 2021, he installs the work Pietà in the Basilica of Santa Maria in Montesanto, in Piazza del Popolo, Rome, and on March 12, 2022, he inaugurates the exhibition JAGO – The Exhibition at Palazzo Bonaparte in Rome. In August, the sculpture Italian Marble is installed on the field of the Olympic Stadium in Rome, and then placed on Ponte Sant’Angelo, where it is vandalized.

In November 2020, he creates the installation Look Down, which is placed in Piazza del Plebiscito, Naples, and subsequently exhibited in the Al Haniyah desert in Fujairah (UAE).

On the occasion of the ESA (European Space Agency) Beyond mission, JAGO was the first artist to send a marble sculpture to the International Space Station. The work, titled The First Baby and depicting the fetus of a newborn, returned to Earth in February 2020 under the custody of mission head Luca Parmitano.

On the occasion of the ESA (European Space Agency) Beyond mission, JAGO was the first artist to send a marble sculpture to the International Space Station. The work, titled The First Baby and depicting the fetus of a newborn, returned to Earth in February 2020 under the custody of mission head Luca Parmitano.

Since 2016, the year of his first solo exhibition in the capital, he has lived and worked in Italy, China, and America. He was a visiting professor at the New York Academy of Art, where he held a masterclass and several lectures in 2018.

Following an exhibition at the Armory Show in Manhattan, JAGO moved to New York. Here he began the creation of the Veiled Son, permanently displayed in the Chapel of the Whites, in the church of San Severo Fuori le Mura in Naples.

At the age of 24, upon presentation by Maria Teresa Benedetti, he was selected by Vittorio Sgarbi to participate in the 54th Venice Biennale, exhibiting the marble bust of Pope Benedict XVI (created in 2009), which earned him the Pontifical Medal. The youthful sculpture was then reworked in 2016, taking the name Habemus Hominem and becoming one of his most well-known works.