Andrea Giorgi - Baby Angel (vintage black)






Holds a master's degree in film and visual arts; experienced curator, writer, and researcher.
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Andrea Giorgi's Baby Angel (vintage black) is a 3D laser printed, hand-painted sculpture, edition 25, dated 2026, measuring 16 × 18 × 15 cm, with a certificate of authenticity, in excellent condition, provenance COLLECTION, Contemporary Loft Art Gallery, Ancona, Italy.
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Andrea Giorgi was among the TOP 10 sculptors of 2024 and among the TOP 50 artists out of 129,000 in 2025 on one of the leading online platforms specializing in art sales.
Biography:
Andrea Giorgi (1974), born in Italy, first an interior designer for 10 years and then a megayacht interior designer for 12 years, was one of the first Italian digital artists to exhibit his works at international fairs and exhibitions since 2008. Some of his artworks decorate the luxurious prestige salons of yachts. One of his works was purchased by Ferrero, thereby becoming part of an important private collection of international contemporary art.
Since 2016 also a digital sculptor, his sculptures are scattered around the world. Giorgi was one of the first sculptors to sell on Catawiki, founded in 2016 with his pugilists, the characters that emerge from magazines and from walls, his reticular sculptures, all sculptures that today various artists on Catawiki and other platforms offer in variants and reinterpretations.
Generally opposed to much of the current pop art street art trend of too many artists who today buy sculptures (unfortunately often Chinese) to then paint them and add famous logos without at least specifying that they did not create the sculpture themselves, Giorgi designs all his sculptures entirely with 3D techniques, which he then prints in Italy with various technologies (from the simplest and most economical plastic jet to the more complex and expensive laser prints). The laser sculptures are then hand-painted by the artist. Finally he collaborates with a renowned Italian foundry for the production of his most exclusive series, the lost-wax bronze pieces. Unlike most contemporary artists seeking quick success by maximizing the number of pieces to invent and sell, Giorgi’s philosophy learned from years working in the luxury world is
- reserve-price lot -
Andrea Giorgi was among the TOP 10 sculptors of 2024 and among the TOP 50 artists out of 129,000 in 2025 on one of the leading online platforms specializing in art sales.
Biography:
Andrea Giorgi (1974), born in Italy, first an interior designer for 10 years and then a megayacht interior designer for 12 years, was one of the first Italian digital artists to exhibit his works at international fairs and exhibitions since 2008. Some of his artworks decorate the luxurious prestige salons of yachts. One of his works was purchased by Ferrero, thereby becoming part of an important private collection of international contemporary art.
Since 2016 also a digital sculptor, his sculptures are scattered around the world. Giorgi was one of the first sculptors to sell on Catawiki, founded in 2016 with his pugilists, the characters that emerge from magazines and from walls, his reticular sculptures, all sculptures that today various artists on Catawiki and other platforms offer in variants and reinterpretations.
Generally opposed to much of the current pop art street art trend of too many artists who today buy sculptures (unfortunately often Chinese) to then paint them and add famous logos without at least specifying that they did not create the sculpture themselves, Giorgi designs all his sculptures entirely with 3D techniques, which he then prints in Italy with various technologies (from the simplest and most economical plastic jet to the more complex and expensive laser prints). The laser sculptures are then hand-painted by the artist. Finally he collaborates with a renowned Italian foundry for the production of his most exclusive series, the lost-wax bronze pieces. Unlike most contemporary artists seeking quick success by maximizing the number of pieces to invent and sell, Giorgi’s philosophy learned from years working in the luxury world is
