Marco De Sanctis Le Piangenti
Marco De Sanctis’ works are not only to be looked at: they are to be experienced, to be expected and, why not, to be interpreted as an alchemical ritual. ‘Le Piangenti’, in fact, is a tribute to the ancient figures of the prefiche, the women who wept at funerals to collectively represent mourning.
De Sanctis’ sculptures and works on paper dialogue with nature in a process that seems to challenge time and the very concept of art.
Patrizio di Massimo does not simply paint: he builds parallel universes made of emotions, evolving identities and existential questions. His works are not born from life but take shape after meticulously organised photo shoots, where friends and acquaintances become actors in scenes charged with emotional tension.
Di Massimo digitally manipulates images, mixing several shots, changing the size of faces or elements of the scene, an approach that recalls the techniques of ancient portraiture.
Il team Trium Art Gallery
What happens when passion for art and investment strategy meet? The Trium Art Gallery project is born, much more than an ordinary art gallery, an ambitious programme that redefines the role of art in the contemporary scene.
With its office in the centre of Monza (MB), at 9 Via F. Frisi, the gallery is not just an exhibition space, but a point of reference for those who see in art a unique opportunity: beauty that generates value.
If you go to Bologna, pass by the bus station and observe the works of CHEAP street poster art, a public art project, a collective, a non-objective gaze.
Founded in Bologna in 2013 from the creative understanding and determination of 6 women, CHEAP has curated and realised paper-based public art interventions: paste-up, i.e. the use of paper and glue, is both the technique investigated by the project and a declaration of intent in terms of dedication to the ephemeral and research of the contemporary as temporary.
CHEAP now brings a new public art intervention on the street: TACI, or rather PARLIAMO
From 10 June until the end of September 2022, 50 new posters will mark the 250 square metre wall of the Bologna bus station in Viale Masini.
TACI, anzi PARLIAMO
Born in Brazil and raised in Miami, Romero Britto is the founder of the Happy Art Movement and innovator of POP-CULTURE.
Creating a visual language of love, hope and happiness Britto uses vibrant and fun images to reflect his optimistic view of the world.
Romero Britto has combined his playful, multi-coloured style with some of the world’s most prestigious brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Vodka Absolute, Disney and is now starting a collaboration with Bellini Nautica, a leading Italian shipyard in the restoration of vintage Riva boats and the sale of new and used yachts.
Romero Britto and Pop Art meets Design
