Santicri - Visual Odyssey, La Dama con l'Ermellino

Santicri has participated in numerous internationally renowned art exhibitions. Among the most significant, in 2022 he exhibited his works at the prestigious Palazzo Grillo in Genoa, and in 2023 he was present at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York, thus increasing his visibility in both national and international contexts.

Santicri
Technique: digital painting printed on high-quality GR300 paper
Dimensions: 60x42x1 cm
Certificate of authenticity - hand-signed
Edition: x/100
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This extraordinary contemporary work embraces creative metamorphosis with a harmonious fusion between pencil sketch and the lively brushstroke. The initial drawing, like a refined sketch, offers an intimate glimpse into the genesis of the work, while the color flowing from the brush adds layers of depth and vitality. The color palette, bright and dynamic, transports the viewer on a visual journey, while the brush, firmly anchored to the canvas, becomes a tangible testimony of the creative act. This piece stands as a celebration of the artistic process, capturing the changing essence of inspiration and offering a captivating glimpse into how art is born. A union of techniques converging in a unique visual dance, an experience that leaves room for imagination and exploration.

Born in 1992 in Macerata, Marche, the Italian artist pursued a path that, between studies in Geometer and Architecture, led him to collaborate with a resin sculpture craftsman. There, the growing need to find himself and unleash his creativity emerged.

His works are sold worldwide, collaborating with galleries in Italy and Europe.
His art is widely appreciated and cannot be missing among collectors of paintings and sculptures of street art, pop art, and contemporary art.
"It is never easy to classify one’s art; I try to convey what my eyes see, my way of perceiving what surrounds me, and I rework it with a design that suits modern times: impactful and memorable."