Simon Pasini (1976) - Arlecchino e Colombina

Simon Pasini was born in Genoa in 1976.
In 1984 he moved to South Africa, where he began his artistic studies and started to cultivate a passion for painting and art. Upon returning to Italy, he attended the State Art High School “Giacomo e Pio Manzù” in Bergamo.
After completing his studies, he embarked on a career in the field of art, initially as a restorer, then specializing in the creation of frescoes.
With this ancient technique, he has created numerous paintings for public and private commissions in Italy, the United States, and Japan, where in 2009 he installed a pictorial cycle at the “8-8-8 Palace” in Ginza, Tokyo.
In 2006 it attracted the interest of several Italian media outlets after being chosen as the lead by the Japanese national television TBS (Tokyo Broadcasting System) for the program Sekay Ururun.
Over the years, they deepen and experiment with various painting techniques, including digital painting.
In her latest works, the focus is particularly on the study of themes such as landscape and portrait, preferring en plein air execution and live models.
Oil painting on canvas, created to achieve better rendering of the painting without surface cracking, dating from the late 20th century (original signature). The scene depicts Harlequin and Colombina. Size: 70×50 cm, signed on the front and on the back. Frame in gilded wood with an overall size of 105×84 cm. Professional shipping with corrugated cardboard and polystyrene, well packed.