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Bianco e nero lunare (2022) Painting by Gianluigi Golfetto
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Gianluigi Golfetto is a contemporary Italian artist whose journey into the world of art began with a fortuitous encounter with a Greek artist skilled in the techniques of modeling ceramics and combining colored glazes with clay. This serendipitous meeting ignited a ion within Golfetto, propelling him into a world of artistic exploration and experimentation.
Driven by curiosity and a desire to master various techniques, Golfetto embarked on a journey of continuous learning, attending specialized courses to deepen his understanding of ceramics, glasswork, and the myriad materials used in artistic expression. His studies led him to explore traditional Japanese art techniques such as Raku, which continues to inspire him to this day.
Drawing from his vast knowledge of materials and manufacturing practices, Golfetto pushes the boundaries of artistic creation by combining different mediums and exploring innovative approaches to form and texture. He experiments with techniques such as crackle, reinterpreting ancient methods with a contemporary twist to achieve unique and surprising effects.
Golfetto's creative process is deeply rooted in observation and inspiration drawn from the world around him. He finds beauty in the simplicity of rural landscapes and the mundane details of everyday life, drawing inspiration from elements such as old walls, common objects, and even cracks in the asphalt.
On unconventional surfaces like jute canvas, Golfetto employs a diverse array of materials including chalks, clay, resins, pure pigments, and natural colors derived from plants such as cocoa and turmeric. He also incorporates metal powders oxidized directly onto the jute with acids, resulting in rich and vibrant chromatic effects.
Through his innovative approach and keen eye for detail, Gianluigi Golfetto invites viewers to explore the unexpected and discover beauty in the ordinary, transcending traditional boundaries to create art that is both captivating and thought-provoking.
- Nationality: ITALY
- Date of birth : unknown date
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- Groups: Contemporary Italian Artists
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