#Villa fidelia 2006 series#

He has always distinguished himself, by winning a series of first places. In 1984, Biagiotti gave form to a very personal artistic expression in the pottery art: in his studio he installed an electric furnace for pottery and went to Deruta, meeting some important craftsmen.Īccording to the critics’ and public’s growing consents, he participated in the most important national and international artistic Exhibitions, while many of his paintings became part of prestigious public and private art collections in Italy, Yugoslavia, Switzerland, France, Venezuela, New Zealand, Turkey and USA. Giving form to a very personal artistic expression in the national visual arts‘ outline, he created his own style, comparable for pictorial procedure and thematic symbolism to Dalì’s and Tanguy’s surrealism.

In 1968 Marcello Biagiotti met the famous unforgettable critic Virgilio Coletti, who compared his art to Surrealism and organized his first personal show in Perugia, at “La Luna” Gallery. In the sixties Biagiotti interpreted, in his paintings, sensations that man feels in himself: his subjects were the main themes of today’s world, from the “ego’s” research to drugs, from ecology to man’s drama, trough a modern open-minded expression tending to give special emphasis to human figure. Some years ago, he finished his study and worked as a decorator in the “Umbria Glass-Works”, where he specialized himself in restorations, especially of painted glass wares and leaded glass doors and windows. Then he attended the “Bernardino di Betto” Art Institute in Perugia, where his teacher was the famous futurist artist Gerardo Dottori, at first in the “Picture” Section, then in the new “Graphic Arts” Section, Pietro Parigi supervisor. Fond of painting already in his youth, he was a landscape-painter. In 2011 he took part in the collective exhibition at the Osborne Studio Gallery in London and staged the solo show entitled La casa dove… at the Palazzo Malizia in Torgiano (Perugia).Ĭarli is currently preparing solo shows that will be held in 2012 in London, Brescia, New York and Amsterdam.Marcello Biagiotti was born in Perugia in 1940. In 2010 he staged a solo show entitled come la bava di una lumaca at the galerie Rosemarie Bassi in Remagen, Germany. He staged two important solo shows in 2009, La belle au bois in Siena at the Magazzini del Sale in the Palazzo Pubblico, and Quasi come vie d’uscita at the Villa Fidelia in Spello. Recently he has become interested in natural images and labyrinths, creating large works composed of monochromatic forests and labyrinth compositions on paper and canvas. Virilli, was also a significant experience spanning the two-year period of 1995–97. Also noteworthy is the work in progress entitled Neburose, shared with Bruna Esposito, in the oncology ward of the Carrara hospital in 2006. He also participated in the architectural section of the 1985 Venice Biennale and at the Biennale of Sacred Art in 2002.

Since the 1980s his works have been displayed at art galleries around the world, from France to Germany, the United States, Spain, England, Poland and Romania. His most significant installations include Ad caelum, Paesaggi di una facciata, Scrap Delivery, la città delle lettere and Presepe on the lawn in front of the Basilica of St Francis in Assisi. He continued to paint, however, staging important solo shows and participating in collective exhibitions in Assisi and other Italian cities, as well as abroad. Claudio Carli was born in Assisi, where he lives and works, in 1947.Īfter studying art in Perugia and Florence, he turned to painting, learning from masters who came to Assisi, such as William Congdon, Riccardo Francalancia and Eugenio Dragutescu.įor several years he taught in Assisi as well as Florence, where he attended the university Department of Architecture.

Villa fidelia 2006