Slasky - San Michele

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Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.

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San Michele is a 2021 limited-edition giclée on Hahnemuhle paper, 60 cm high by 40 cm wide, signed by hand, in Baroque style with a pop culture theme.

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Giclée on Hahnemuhle 350g paper + certificate of authenticity

UNFRAMED
« Art is not about representing new things, but representing them with novelty »


Title: San Michele (after Giordano)
Year: 2026
Technique: digital intervention on a baroque artwork image, fine art print

Here is the version with clean, legible, and more professional shows (perfect format for online sale):

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Title: Icona Instabile (after Giordano)
Year: 2026
Technique: digital intervention on a baroque image, fine art print on museum paper
Uniqueness: unique work

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Description

In this work, Slasky intervenes on a composition by Luca Giordano, transforming it into a field of visual and political tension. The key element is the angelic figure, rewritten through Captain America iconography: the star-spangled chest and the colors directly reference the American superhero, a symbol of power, ideology and identity construction.

This overlay generates a visual and conceptual short circuit. The angel, from a figure of divine justice, becomes an ambiguous icon where sacred and propaganda coincide. It is no longer transcendence, but cultural construction.

The pictorial space is saturated with signs, writings, and stratifications that recall the global urban language. The Baroque image is not denied, but destabilized: made unstable, fragile, continuously rewriteable.

The work fits Slasky’s research into inherited images, transformed into contemporary relics traversed by conflict, memory, and power.

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Artist Bio

Slasky (b. 1972, Italy) is a self-taught artist based in Artena, Rome. His work originates outside institutional structures, shaped by a background in manual labour that informs both the physicality and conceptual rigor of his practice.

Since 2015, he has developed an independent market across Europe and Asia, later evolving toward a research-driven and institutionally oriented approach.

His work has been exhibited internationally, including selection by the jury of the Rijksmuseum.

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Selected Exhibitions (2015 — 2026)

2026
• FACE2FACE — Laundry Studios
5 – 9 March

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2025
• Tokyo Open Art | Art on Loop Exhibition — Tokyo
12 – 16 September

• Art Parallax — London
15 – 16 February

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2024
• Waterloo — Solo Exhibition, Limassol
10 – 20 December

• ARTLAB 2024 — Munich
13 – 22 June

• Must Be — Solo Exhibition, Anemi, Limassol
3 – 10 February

• Contemporary Venice 2024 — Solo Exhibition, Venice
12 – 15 January

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2023
• Time Is An Illusion / Le temps est une illusion — Kramfors
2 – 23 October

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2022
• (UN)FAIR — (UN)DISCOVERED ART — Superstudio Maxi, Milan
8 – 10 April

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2021
• MIA Fair — Superstudio Maxi, Milan
7 – 10 October

• Lausanne Art Fair — Lausanne
30 September – 3 October

• Lille Art Up! — Lille Grand Palais
24 – 27 June

• Works on Paper — Antibes
18 March – 21 April

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2020
• StreetArt // UrbanArt — Tozzo Atelier
8 – 30 October

• Works on Paper — Stockholm
18 March – 21 April

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2019
• Long Live Rembrandt — Rijksmuseum
15 July – 15 September

• Wopart Art Fair — Lugano
19 – 22 September

• Andy Warhol Exhibition — Group Show
14 April – 23 September

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2018
• Neo Urban Classic — Solo Exhibition, MGallery by Sofitel, Kaluga
16 March

• Anti Donald Trump — Creative Debuts, London
12 – 18 July

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2016
• Arte Firenze — Sandro Botticelli International Contemporary Art Prize — Florence
18 – 20 November

• Twitter Art Exhibition — Trygve Lie Gallery
31 March – 21 April

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2015
• HUMAN RIGHTS? — La Casa della Pace
Fondazione Opera Campana dei Caduti, Rovereto
31 May – 30 August

Giclée on Hahnemuhle 350g paper + certificate of authenticity

UNFRAMED
« Art is not about representing new things, but representing them with novelty »


Title: San Michele (after Giordano)
Year: 2026
Technique: digital intervention on a baroque artwork image, fine art print

Here is the version with clean, legible, and more professional shows (perfect format for online sale):

⸻

Title: Icona Instabile (after Giordano)
Year: 2026
Technique: digital intervention on a baroque image, fine art print on museum paper
Uniqueness: unique work

⸻

Description

In this work, Slasky intervenes on a composition by Luca Giordano, transforming it into a field of visual and political tension. The key element is the angelic figure, rewritten through Captain America iconography: the star-spangled chest and the colors directly reference the American superhero, a symbol of power, ideology and identity construction.

This overlay generates a visual and conceptual short circuit. The angel, from a figure of divine justice, becomes an ambiguous icon where sacred and propaganda coincide. It is no longer transcendence, but cultural construction.

The pictorial space is saturated with signs, writings, and stratifications that recall the global urban language. The Baroque image is not denied, but destabilized: made unstable, fragile, continuously rewriteable.

The work fits Slasky’s research into inherited images, transformed into contemporary relics traversed by conflict, memory, and power.

⸻

Artist Bio

Slasky (b. 1972, Italy) is a self-taught artist based in Artena, Rome. His work originates outside institutional structures, shaped by a background in manual labour that informs both the physicality and conceptual rigor of his practice.

Since 2015, he has developed an independent market across Europe and Asia, later evolving toward a research-driven and institutionally oriented approach.

His work has been exhibited internationally, including selection by the jury of the Rijksmuseum.

⸻

Selected Exhibitions (2015 — 2026)

2026
• FACE2FACE — Laundry Studios
5 – 9 March

⸻

2025
• Tokyo Open Art | Art on Loop Exhibition — Tokyo
12 – 16 September

• Art Parallax — London
15 – 16 February

⸻

2024
• Waterloo — Solo Exhibition, Limassol
10 – 20 December

• ARTLAB 2024 — Munich
13 – 22 June

• Must Be — Solo Exhibition, Anemi, Limassol
3 – 10 February

• Contemporary Venice 2024 — Solo Exhibition, Venice
12 – 15 January

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2023
• Time Is An Illusion / Le temps est une illusion — Kramfors
2 – 23 October

⸻

2022
• (UN)FAIR — (UN)DISCOVERED ART — Superstudio Maxi, Milan
8 – 10 April

⸻

2021
• MIA Fair — Superstudio Maxi, Milan
7 – 10 October

• Lausanne Art Fair — Lausanne
30 September – 3 October

• Lille Art Up! — Lille Grand Palais
24 – 27 June

• Works on Paper — Antibes
18 March – 21 April

⸻

2020
• StreetArt // UrbanArt — Tozzo Atelier
8 – 30 October

• Works on Paper — Stockholm
18 March – 21 April

⸻

2019
• Long Live Rembrandt — Rijksmuseum
15 July – 15 September

• Wopart Art Fair — Lugano
19 – 22 September

• Andy Warhol Exhibition — Group Show
14 April – 23 September

⸻

2018
• Neo Urban Classic — Solo Exhibition, MGallery by Sofitel, Kaluga
16 March

• Anti Donald Trump — Creative Debuts, London
12 – 18 July

⸻

2016
• Arte Firenze — Sandro Botticelli International Contemporary Art Prize — Florence
18 – 20 November

• Twitter Art Exhibition — Trygve Lie Gallery
31 March – 21 April

⸻

2015
• HUMAN RIGHTS? — La Casa della Pace
Fondazione Opera Campana dei Caduti, Rovereto
31 May – 30 August

Details

Artist
Slasky
Sold by
Agent
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
2 /
Title of artwork
San Michele
Technique
Giclée
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Italy
Year
2021
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
40 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Baroque
Period
2020+
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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