Oreste Zevola (1954) - Azzurro





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The lot includes two paintings, both measuring 35x50, and it is a composition. The frames, instead, are 40x50.
An extraordinary and multifaceted artist, Oreste Zevola (Naples 1954 – 2014), he was a designer, painter, sculptor, set designer, inventor of images, illustrator, earning international recognition at a very early stage.
A versatile artist, after early editorial collaborations and covers for newspapers and magazines in Italy and abroad, at the end of the seventies he founded in Trieste the art magazine “Juliet,” with Roberto Vidali and Rolan Marino, beginning to exhibit in solo and group shows. From the early eighties, alongside drawing, he also devoted himself to painting, producing large-format canvases dominated by his unmistakable stroke; in the same period began numerous trips to Paris, where he later chose to work and live until the end, in addition to Naples. In the early 2000s he carried out two artistic-humanitarian projects in the Central African Republic, later also exhibited in Naples, at the Institut Français (2005) and at the Fabbrica del lunedì by Giusi Laurino (2007). His relationships with theater and cinema were frequent, while continuing to experiment, simultaneously, with new artistic techniques and specific materials, such as ceramics or cut-cardboard. The transversal nature of his artistic research, the richness of his production, the variety of contaminations and collaborations, however, never altered the aesthetic and conceptual unity of his work, as clearly shown by this exhibition, for which more than 70 works were selected from the Archive, exclusively tempera on canvas and paper.
http://www.orestezevola.com/
https://www.aboutartonline.com/a-casa-di-oreste-zevola-il-disegno-che-attraversa-i-mondi/
Oreste Zevola was an intellectual weaver who intertwined history, philosophy, literature, cinema, theater and above all the animal and plant world, creating dreamlike visual frescoes with the offer of a special opportunity to meditate and marvel through his work.
http://www.orestezevola.com/
https://www.aboutartonline.com/a-casa-di-oreste-zevola-il-disegno-che-attraversa-i-mondi/
The lot includes two paintings, both measuring 35x50, and it is a composition. The frames, instead, are 40x50.
An extraordinary and multifaceted artist, Oreste Zevola (Naples 1954 – 2014), he was a designer, painter, sculptor, set designer, inventor of images, illustrator, earning international recognition at a very early stage.
A versatile artist, after early editorial collaborations and covers for newspapers and magazines in Italy and abroad, at the end of the seventies he founded in Trieste the art magazine “Juliet,” with Roberto Vidali and Rolan Marino, beginning to exhibit in solo and group shows. From the early eighties, alongside drawing, he also devoted himself to painting, producing large-format canvases dominated by his unmistakable stroke; in the same period began numerous trips to Paris, where he later chose to work and live until the end, in addition to Naples. In the early 2000s he carried out two artistic-humanitarian projects in the Central African Republic, later also exhibited in Naples, at the Institut Français (2005) and at the Fabbrica del lunedì by Giusi Laurino (2007). His relationships with theater and cinema were frequent, while continuing to experiment, simultaneously, with new artistic techniques and specific materials, such as ceramics or cut-cardboard. The transversal nature of his artistic research, the richness of his production, the variety of contaminations and collaborations, however, never altered the aesthetic and conceptual unity of his work, as clearly shown by this exhibition, for which more than 70 works were selected from the Archive, exclusively tempera on canvas and paper.
http://www.orestezevola.com/
https://www.aboutartonline.com/a-casa-di-oreste-zevola-il-disegno-che-attraversa-i-mondi/
Oreste Zevola was an intellectual weaver who intertwined history, philosophy, literature, cinema, theater and above all the animal and plant world, creating dreamlike visual frescoes with the offer of a special opportunity to meditate and marvel through his work.
http://www.orestezevola.com/
https://www.aboutartonline.com/a-casa-di-oreste-zevola-il-disegno-che-attraversa-i-mondi/

