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My adventure as a painter started in 2007 in Italy. Arnaldo Romani Brizzi, one of
the most influent gallery owner and curator in Rome, gave me trust and decided
to show an exhibition of some of my first works at “Il Polittico” Gallery. At that time
my work was influenced by iper-realism with a look that was intimistic and orfic
at the same time. By then I’ve been constantly involved into a reflection on the
Subject in its aesthetic form but also as a projection of different qualities. I have
always been interested in the history of intimate changing and revolutioning of
human being that’s the subject his own existence, in a psychological perspective,
but that’s also an historical object, from a political point of view. When I look
back at classical masterpiece of the history of arts I realize that past is in some
way present and affect my paint. I love Rembrandt’s matericity, Bacon’ sublime
dynamism, Vermeer with for his magic and rarefied world. When New Yorker
gallery RJD declared its interest on my work I was focusing the paradoxal depth
of the vision in the media landscape, that’s in my opinion a great paradigma of
the actual transformation of human existence. Now I’m trying to make characters
interact with environment with different rules, different time and space, different
gravity laws. That’s what has been showed at the Teodora gallery in Paris where
I’ve been honored of a solo show, last year.
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SALVATORE ALESSI
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‘Hourglass, Upside Down’ Oil on canvas
‘Hourglass, Sottosopra’ Oil on canvas
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‘Flesh thrown 2’ Oil on canvas
‘Mind Blown’ Oil on canvas‘High Intensity’ Oil on canvas
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