Matrimoni, Rotture e Funerali inclusi presents a major survey of Sophie Calle's career at MAXXI in Rome, Italy. The French conceptual artist transforms intimate experiences of intimacy and loss into rigorous, almost clinical artistic exercises involving photography and prose.

Spanning over forty years, the selection highlights Calle's investigative methods and her focus on the intersection of public and private life. Visitors encounter works that blend written testimony with photographic evidence, ranging from voyeuristic surveillance projects to formal explorations of grief and absence through video and installation.

This Rome survey stands out for demonstrating the underlying logic and consistency across Calle’s multi-decade practice. By presenting these diverse strands together, the exhibition reveals how she uses strict rules and rituals to navigate and document the complexities of human relationships and personal memory.

A compelling and intellectually dense survey for visitors interested in how contemporary photography and literature can document the most private aspects of the human experience.