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Gaetano Ligrani: The artist of introspection and serenity
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La vocazione dell'artista non è l'ovvio, l'inaspettato; non la retorica della tristezza ma la ricerca dei fondamenti dello spirito. È un interno semplice con due aperture che guardano il mare e il cielo è da cui proviene la luce. Esso è colto nella sua essenzialità. Nell'opera si rifugge da soggetti solenni, temi nobili, oggetti ammiccanti nel loro...
La vocazione dell'artista non è l'ovvio, l'inaspettato; non la retorica della tristezza ma la ricerca dei fondamenti dello spirito.
È un interno semplice con due aperture che guardano il mare e il cielo è da cui proviene la luce. Esso è colto nella sua essenzialità.
Nell'opera si rifugge da soggetti solenni, temi nobili, oggetti ammiccanti nel loro aspetto metaforico, ad un bello acclarato.
Unico oggetto è un barattolo contenente matite colorate di cui una è spezzata.
L'articolazione dei volumi è accentuata e trasformata dalla luce e dal conseguente disegno delle ombre.
Non c'è nessun ammiccamenti, nessun gioco nascosto.
Non si punta sull'enigmaticita' ma direttamente sull'enigma.
È un interno semplice con due aperture che guardano il mare e il cielo è da cui proviene la luce. Esso è colto nella sua essenzialità.
Nell'opera si rifugge da soggetti solenni, temi nobili, oggetti ammiccanti nel loro aspetto metaforico, ad un bello acclarato.
Unico oggetto è un barattolo contenente matite colorate di cui una è spezzata.
L'articolazione dei volumi è accentuata e trasformata dalla luce e dal conseguente disegno delle ombre.
Non c'è nessun ammiccamenti, nessun gioco nascosto.
Non si punta sull'enigmaticita' ma direttamente sull'enigma.
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Gaetano Ligrani is a contemporary Italian artist. From the earliest days of his childhood, Gaetano Ligrani's love affair with art was destined to be lifelong. The magnetic pull of pencils, colors, and blank sheets...
Gaetano Ligrani is a contemporary Italian artist. From the earliest days of his childhood, Gaetano Ligrani's love affair with art was destined to be lifelong. The magnetic pull of pencils, colors, and blank sheets of drawing paper exerted an irresistible force on him. His innate passion for artistic expression guided his journey through life, leading him to explore the realms of design and architecture.
Born with an innate aesthetic need, Gaetano's studies became a conduit for his artistic aspirations. He delved into the intricacies of design and architecture, honing his skills and nurturing his creative spirit. It was a path that would prove to be not only professionally fulfilling but also personally enriching.
In 1972, Gaetano embarked on a successful career in design and architecture. His professional endeavors were marked by ventures that garnered esteem and acclaim, not only in the realms of graphics and architecture but also in the world of art. Here, the seeds of his lifelong passion for painting and sculpture began to sprout and flourish.
For Gaetano, art was not merely a creative outlet; it was a profound and enduring sentiment that smoldered within him like burning embers. This innate artistic yearning compelled him not only to appreciate the works of others but also to embark on his own artistic odyssey.
Within the silent confines of his studio, Gaetano spent countless years in the pursuit of artistic self-discovery. It was a journey filled with experiments, trials, moments of abandonment, and ultimately, triumphant completions. His studio became a sanctuary where he relentlessly explored and analyzed various methodologies and expressive forms, all in a quest to unearth his true aesthetic essence.
Remarkably, Gaetano's dual roles as a designer and architect didn't hinder his artistic growth; they nurtured it. These professional pursuits expanded his horizons, enabling him to wield materials with apparent ease—a skill honed through meticulous selection and thoughtful consideration.
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Nationality:
ITALY
- Date of birth : 1945
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- Groups: Contemporary Italian Artists
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