There is an energy in the works of Oscar Murillo that hardly leaves one indifferent.
Born in 1986 in La Paila, Colombia, Murillo lives and works in several countries and has won numerous international awards, such as the prestigious Turner Prize in 2019.
His works are characterised by dense, bold colour that seems to want to explode sooner or later to flood the world.
The works of Oscar Murillo
Rodolfo Aricò’s works explore the concept of spatialism and provoke a discussion on the infinite possibilities of the canvas form.
It is precisely the canvas in Rodolfo Aricò’s life’s work that becomes a space that can be transcended through the principles of perspective axonometry or even through a special application of colour.
Space and the viewer’s perception of it are the main themes one encounters in Rodolfo Aricò’s works.
The works of Rodolfo Aricò
Omar Galliani’s works are pervaded by the light-dark dualism of chiaroscuro, allowing images to appear and dissolve, thus becoming visions and symbols.
The works of Omar Galliani
Those who love fairy tales cannot fail to also love the works of Benjamin Lacombe, who is known to be an illustrator of children’s books but has also tackled the great classics.
There is a bit of Tim Burton, a pinch of magic and a lot of wonder in his works. Here is what you need to know about him.
The works of Benjamin Lacombe
Fabrizio Plessi, Acqua che sale #T116, 2021, programma digitale e sonoro, cm 163×163.
In the panorama of Italian video art, Fabrizio Plessi’s works are considered the most important because he is a pioneer, one of the first experimenters of digital matter in Italy, so much so as to be defined as ‘the aborigine of digital’.
Fabrizio Plessi is an artist who has been able to combine nature and artifice, art and technology, giving life to poetic creations of great evocative impact, where natural elements such as water, fire, lightning, and earth are the absolute protagonists, in an unstoppable flow of images.
works by Fabrizio Plessi
