Matteo D'Adda

Matteo D'Addabbo, known as Matteo D'Adda, is a contemporary Italian artist born in Turin in September 1988. Since the early 2000s, he has been at the forefront of post-street art, creating works that draw inspiration from iconic figures like Andy Warhol and Keith Haring. His art reflects a vibrant blend of influences, characterized by various contemporary elements and reinterpretations of traditional themes.

In 2019, Matteo showcased "Tacos to Mars" at the Paratissima 15 National Competition, held at the former Artillery Academy in Turin. This exhibition marked a significant milestone in his career. In 2021, he introduced the "Chuppy '$ Pop" series, a line of resin sculptures that cleverly reimagined the popular "pacifiers" of the 1990s. That same year, he launched several other creative lines, including "Custom Mannequin," featuring hand-painted mannequins, and the acclaimed "Mickey 3D Wall" and "Mickey 3D Head," celebrating the beloved character of Mickey Mouse in a contemporary context.

In 2022, Matteo participated in two notable group exhibitions: AlterEgo & Friends, curated by Genoese artist Alessandro Piano, and Arte Padova 2022 with the Passepartout Gallery. Through his innovative approach, Matteo D'Adda invites viewers to engage with art that bridges the past and present, offering fresh interpretations of familiar themes.