Mauro Falcioni (1978) - Vicolorato Chiosco 2





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Mauro Falcioni (Italy, 1978) presents Vicolorato Chiosco 2, a unique 2024 artwork in tempera, watercolour and mixed media on 400 g cardboard, 48 × 48 cm, depicting a city view in contemporary style, signed on the front and back and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
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Mauro Falcioni (born 1978, Italy)
the techniques; tempera, watercolor and mixed media on 400 g/m² cardboard.
Unique work, 2024
Signed on the front and back
Certificate of Authenticity from the Artist
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Mauro Falcioni was born in Matelica in 1978, and has always worked in the visual arts and illustration. He trained in graphic design for the web without ever abandoning his true vocation: freehand drawing. His stylistic registers range from fantasy to more figurative representations, until he finds in the surrealist key the most effective solutions to express his view of the world. It is under this sign that his style matures over the years, translating the marks of pencils from paper to canvas and giving his works a recognizable grammar, made of recurring figures and scenes imbued with meaning. His poetics: the dream and the moment lived take shape with the passage into memory as much as with the creative act that, through the language used, carves out a difference between the work and the subject. This gap ends up being the constitutive matter of the subject itself. The author represents this irreconcilable and, at the same time essential, discrepancy, using psychoanalytic references typical of Jungian tradition. The cat guides, inseparably linked to man as the kite to a child, because different images of the same self, reference the concept of the Shadow, the darkest part of us that we are forced to domesticate when approaching reality. Every other relationship is present as lack or as a hint aimed at formalizing it: delving into the self, the author forces us to face loneliness-melancholy as an existential condition of man, his peculiarity of “falling out of the world.”
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No reserve price
COMBINED SHIPPING; If you buy more works in the same auction you pay only ONE shipping
Mauro Falcioni (born 1978, Italy)
the techniques; tempera, watercolor and mixed media on 400 g/m² cardboard.
Unique work, 2024
Signed on the front and back
Certificate of Authenticity from the Artist
- ALSO VISIT the online auctions with no reserve on the web "delauretisart"
Mauro Falcioni was born in Matelica in 1978, and has always worked in the visual arts and illustration. He trained in graphic design for the web without ever abandoning his true vocation: freehand drawing. His stylistic registers range from fantasy to more figurative representations, until he finds in the surrealist key the most effective solutions to express his view of the world. It is under this sign that his style matures over the years, translating the marks of pencils from paper to canvas and giving his works a recognizable grammar, made of recurring figures and scenes imbued with meaning. His poetics: the dream and the moment lived take shape with the passage into memory as much as with the creative act that, through the language used, carves out a difference between the work and the subject. This gap ends up being the constitutive matter of the subject itself. The author represents this irreconcilable and, at the same time essential, discrepancy, using psychoanalytic references typical of Jungian tradition. The cat guides, inseparably linked to man as the kite to a child, because different images of the same self, reference the concept of the Shadow, the darkest part of us that we are forced to domesticate when approaching reality. Every other relationship is present as lack or as a hint aimed at formalizing it: delving into the self, the author forces us to face loneliness-melancholy as an existential condition of man, his peculiarity of “falling out of the world.”

