Description
Born in Milan in 1980 to an artist father and decorator mother, Alfieri frequented the family workshop from an early age and became interested in the world of art. The driving force behind his work is the evocation of innovative subjects, the desire to amaze with themes and styles never seen before. Experimentation is the key word, and his goal is to create "novelty." To this end, he has learned and cultivated various techniques in order to create new forms of expression. Although avant-garde, his works never stray from the idea of compositional harmony and strong formal control with distinct aesthetic values.
Le superfici sono frammentate dall'uso eccentrico del colore, creando splendidi scorci che aprono finestre su universi umani paralleli, mostrando come l'arte pittorica possa rappresentare dimensioni invisibili rompendo i confini della realtà ordinaria.
“Mine Urban world” – size 30″x 30″
Emanuele Alfieri – Impossible A multidisciplinary artist from Milan, Emanuele Alfieri is highly experimental and committed to constant research, undertaking diverse artistic techniques and innovative subjects, created through pioneering techniques that blend aesthetic suggestions and visions, evoking visions of the near future, part of the multiverse. The themes dealt with are connected to myths and legends, ascetic meditation, and Zen, linked to science that explores reality through quantum physics and string theory combined with Taoist philosophy. On display at Spectrum Miami are iconic paintings on metal of the subjects most explored by the artist with an unmistakable style: the hyper-civilized satellite logo/world, a unique, original image, created and developed from 2007 to the present day.
Born in Milan in 1980 to an artist father and decorator mother, Alfieri frequented the family workshop from an early age and became interested in the world of art. The driving force behind his work is the evocation of innovative subjects, the desire to amaze with themes and styles never seen before. Experimentation is the key word, and his goal is to create "novelty." To this end, he has learned and cultivated various techniques in order to create new forms of expression. Although avant-garde, his works never stray from the idea of compositional harmony and strong formal control with distinct aesthetic values.
The surfaces are broken up by the eccentric use of color, creating superb glimpses that open windows onto parallel human universes, showing how pictorial art can represent invisible dimensions explained by quantum physics and from the opposite studies about string theory by breaking the boundaries of ordinary reality.
