Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn and JonOne’s works are pure emotions depicted on paper, charged with passion and colour.
The main characteristic of JonOne’s unmistakable art is the extraordinary energy that is released through the intersection of lines, letters and splashes of colour.
The works of JonOne
Nello Petrucci’s works are strongly influenced by cinema, in particular by film posters that are revisited by the artist as legacies of historical memory in which past and present coexist.
However, he is also sensitive to environmental and social issues to which he has dedicated works such as ‘Plastic River’, a public installation depicting a whale full of waste.
“I strongly believe in the power of art, and what it can do through connecting people…” – Nello Petrucci
The works of Nello Petrucci
There is a moment in the history of art when something extraordinary happens.
It is that moment when we pass from the Middle Ages into the Renaissance, that phase in which Flemish painting begins to describe reality.
When did this epochal transition occur? Who was the first to realise that art should not only describe the sacred, but could show the real world?
The answers to these questions can be found in this post written by Adele Pelazza.
the conquest of reality
Launching a message of positivity, this is the meaning of Beatrice Zagato’s works and the initiative launched by Sita Murt/.
A collaboration combining art and a well-known Spanish brand united by the desire to spread beauty while respecting the environment.
Influenced by Catalan modernism, Madeline Gins and Jagoda Buich, among others, Beatrice Zagato believes that art should spread as far as possible in the world, reach everyone in the world and infect the Planet with the joy of living.
The works of Beatrice Zagato
The Della Mazza Church in Palermo is reborn with its recovered 17th-century picture gallery and two exceptional altarpieces by Adrian Ghenie.
The Della Mazza Church
