Edoardo Tresoldi, the artist of the Absent Matter

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Edoardo Tresoldi | Sacral

Edoardo Tresoldi: Sacral, 2016 © Fabiano Caputo

EDOARDO TRESOLDI, THE ARTIST OF ABSENT MATTER

Edoardo Tresoldi is the artist of “Absent Matter” and wire-mesh cathedrals, inserted by Forbes among the most influential European artists under 30 in Europe in 2017.

After the reconstruction of the Early Christian Basilica in Siponto, that won the Gold Medal for Italian Architecture, the huge installation “Etherea“ in the USA for the “Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival” and “Opera“, the installation on the seafront of Reggio Calabria, the artist exhibits in Ravenna “Sacral“, built in 2016 and set up for the exhibition dedicated to Dante “Un’ Epopea POP” organized by the MAR – Art Museum of the City of Ravenna.

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Art cities in Europe to visit

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ART CITIES IN EUROPE TO VISIT AT LEAST ONCE IN YOUR LIFETIME

What are the art cities in Europe you must visit?
There is so much history, art and culture in Europe that making a list of the art cities to see might disappoint many people.
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Works of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum to see

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WORKS OF THE THYSSEN-BORNEMISZA MUSEUM TO SEE

The works of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum come from the private collection of a rich German Baron who gathered his father’s amazing collection of artworks, which had been divided among the heirs.

The Baron succeeded in gathering the works amassed by his father, making an amazing artistic journey.

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Green Violinist by Chagall: description and curious facts

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Green Violinist | Chagall

Green Violinist by Chagall

GREEN VIOLINIST BY CHAGALL: DESCRIPTION AND CURIOUS FACTS

Green Violinist by Chagall was painted in 1923, and evokes another famous violinist painted by the artist to decorate the interior of the Moscow State Jewish Theatre.
It wasn’t the first time the artist painted this subject. Throughout Chagall’s long artistic career, in fact, you can identify a series of paintings dedicated to the subject matter of the violinist containing family anecdotes about his grandfather, uncle and his passion for musicians.

In this post you’ll discover an evocative and magical figure of Chagall’s art.

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