Marco Lodola (1955) - The rockstar Bob Dylan





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Marco Lodola’s signed, limited-edition pop-art print The rockstar Bob Dylan is a multicoloured serigraph made with mixed media, measuring 38 × 26 cm.
Description from the seller
Marco Lodola was born in 1955 in Dorno, in the province of Pavia, and lives and works in Pavia. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence and then at the one in Milan. In the early eighties he, together with other artists, founded the movement of Neo-Futurism, supported by critic Renato Barilli.
He is best known for his plexiglass luminous sculptures: colored silhouettes of dancers, musicians, cars, and pop icons, illuminated from within. For this he has become a reference figure in “light” in contemporary Italian art. A few curiosities:
Music and show: he has worked extensively with the Italian music world, on album covers, stage designs, and installations for concerts and television events.
Design and brands: he has collaborated with major companies such as Swatch, Coca-Cola, Ferrari, Harley-Davidson, and Carlsberg, bringing art outside the galleries.
Public spaces: he has created large luminous installations for façades, squares, and historic buildings in Italy and abroad, and has exhibited also in the Venice Biennale.
Philosophy: for Lodola art must be accessible, joyful, and popular. Color and light are tools to “ignite” people and spaces.
Seller's Story
Marco Lodola was born in 1955 in Dorno, in the province of Pavia, and lives and works in Pavia. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence and then at the one in Milan. In the early eighties he, together with other artists, founded the movement of Neo-Futurism, supported by critic Renato Barilli.
He is best known for his plexiglass luminous sculptures: colored silhouettes of dancers, musicians, cars, and pop icons, illuminated from within. For this he has become a reference figure in “light” in contemporary Italian art. A few curiosities:
Music and show: he has worked extensively with the Italian music world, on album covers, stage designs, and installations for concerts and television events.
Design and brands: he has collaborated with major companies such as Swatch, Coca-Cola, Ferrari, Harley-Davidson, and Carlsberg, bringing art outside the galleries.
Public spaces: he has created large luminous installations for façades, squares, and historic buildings in Italy and abroad, and has exhibited also in the Venice Biennale.
Philosophy: for Lodola art must be accessible, joyful, and popular. Color and light are tools to “ignite” people and spaces.

