Davide Tedeschini (1974) - Chiaro di luna

Davide Tedeschini is an Italian artist, active mainly as a painter, writer, and curator of contemporary art. He was born in Rome in 1974 and has taken on various roles within the art world.

Artist and painter
Tedeschini creates contemporary artworks, including paintings and sometimes larger performances.
He participated in events such as Venice StArt 2021, where he worked live on a large piece that ranges in color from white to black and earth tones, with an expressive, almost calligraphic appearance that cannot be strictly categorized as abstract or figurative.
His works have been sold and exhibited in various European cities; he has been active in art centers in Rome, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris, and other places, partaking in galleries and exhibitions in Europe and the United States.

Writer and critic
In addition to his visual art, Tedeschini is also the author of several books on art and culture, in which he reflects on art theory, art history, and the role of art in society.

Examples of his publications include, among others:
Bring back the Mona Lisa – about art and Italian identity and culture.
Senza arte né parte – about art, museums, history and society.
The futurism of the third millennium – conversations and ideas around art and the zeitgeist.
Recurring thoughts: from classical art to contemporary art – essays on classical and modern artistic practices.
He also publishes on art criticism and culture in Italian media.

Education and professional background
Tedeschini studied at the Libera Accademia di Belle Arti in Italy and later completed additional studies at an art academy in Rome, including a qualification for teaching painting.
He has experience as a curator of contemporary art in museum and exhibition contexts and has been involved in art promotion and cultural activities.