Luigi Garzione (1948) - Roma

Unique and original painting by the artist Gino Garzione, oil on canvas, measurements 50x40 cm, signed on the front and back of the painting; at the time of purchase an authentication document and archive are issued.
Biographical Notes
Origins: Gino Garzione was born in 1948 in Salerno, but his life and career are inextricably linked to Rome, the city where he moved at a very young age and where he lives and works to this day.
Formation: From childhood he showed a natural predisposition for drawing. His artistic maturation took place in the vibrant Roman cultural environment, where he refined his technical skills.
The Style and the Themes
Garzione is considered an exponent of contemporary figurative art, with a preference for painting "from real life" reinterpreted through a modern sensibility.
Roman subjects: He is famous for his views of Rome. He paints with great precision iconic places such as the Trevi Fountain, the alleys of Trastevere, and historic squares, managing to capture the particular light of the capital.
Technique: He mainly uses oil on canvas and mixed media, but is also appreciated for his graphic works and serigraphs. His brushstroke is confident and agile, capable of creating vibrant and detailed atmospheres.
Chromatic mastery: One of his distinctive features is the skillful use of acrylic and oil colors, which he blends masterfully to achieve very effective transparencies and luminous contrasts.
Recognitions and Market
Affiliations: He has long been a leading artist in Tartaglia Arte, a well-known Roman gallery that has promoted his work in numerous exhibitions.