Millo00/Michele Fontana - Muoviti veloce , levriero






Holds a bachelor’s degree in art history and a master’s degree in arts and cultural management.
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Millo00/Michele Fontana’s original acrylic painting *Muoviti veloce, levriero*, dated 2026, is hand-signed and depicts a mythological theme in grey, black and white.
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Michele Fontana is a self-taught Italian artist who works primarily with enamel and acrylic on canvas, developing his practice outside academic conventions. His visual language skillfully blends dripping techniques, clean lines, and pouring, creating a dynamic and deeply personal aesthetic.
Through his paintings, Fontana transforms pain into visual poetry, embracing spontaneity and emotional intensity as acts of resistance and inner liberation. The communicative power of his work has already earned broad recognition in the European market, with his pieces included in numerous private collections in Italy, Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, Texas, and the United States. In this painting, I wanted to capture the primal force and frenetic energy of the human being, expressed through bold colors and intense movement. The irregular forms and decisive lines reflect inner struggle and determination, while the combination of resin and acrylic lends depth and visual vigor. This work carries a vital energy that transforms any space into a place pulsing with emotion and power.
Michele Fontana is a self-taught Italian artist who works primarily with enamel and acrylic on canvas, developing his practice outside academic conventions. His visual language skillfully blends dripping techniques, clean lines, and pouring, creating a dynamic and deeply personal aesthetic.
Through his paintings, Fontana transforms pain into visual poetry, embracing spontaneity and emotional intensity as acts of resistance and inner liberation. The communicative power of his work has already earned broad recognition in the European market, with his pieces included in numerous private collections in Italy, Germany, Portugal, the Netherlands, Texas, and the United States. In this painting, I wanted to capture the primal force and frenetic energy of the human being, expressed through bold colors and intense movement. The irregular forms and decisive lines reflect inner struggle and determination, while the combination of resin and acrylic lends depth and visual vigor. This work carries a vital energy that transforms any space into a place pulsing with emotion and power.
