vincenzo pellegrini
Italien (Italia)
http://vincenzopellegrini.altervista.org/
Kunstart: Skulptur
Technik: Materialmix
Stil: Moderne
Statement:
Artist,sculptor
Vita / Lebenslauf:
"Looking closely at his works the most striking is how the artist can infuse the materials he uses, the living spirit of those who look at reality with the eyes of the dreamer where space and time blend into the perfect symbiosis Of which his works are the mirror." - C.M.
Aktivitäten / Ausstellungen:
November 2016, ArtQuake Centro Italia, the art of solidarity, Rimini.
December 2015, inauguration Avis monument of Atessa.
July 2013, Atessa shows "Emotions" exhibition and Alpine monument inauguration: "Alpinis in the World".
2011 54th Venice Biennale, Padiglione Italia, Abruzzo, Lanciano. Also in 2011, he attended the Wannabee Gallery invitation, at the first edition of the Zurich Club Top 30 sculpture prize, returning with his work among the top five selected by the jury.
In November 2009, she participates in the collective "Pelliconi e Maurizio Nobile" in Bologna.
In July 2008, the work "Athissa" was adopted as a symbol of the culture council by the municipality of Atessa. Since October 2008, his works are also on Berlin's www.artists.de.
In May 2007 he took part in the CAOS collective in Rome and since October his works are also on the Saatchi Gallery in London. In mid-March she made a personal at Atessa at the Teatro Comunale. In October, Burocrazia was published on the monthly "AL Architettura Lombarda".
In 2005 he first participated in Milan, at the Fondazione D'Ars and then in Trieste, at the exhibition "Love is in the air". In November he participated in the collective "Signs of Love" tribute to Pier Paolo Pasolini in Milan at the Bocca library, always with the Ars D'Ars foundation, which was later transferred to Rome in February 2006.
In February 2004 he won the national competition dedicated to Alberto Sordi, which was held in Rome, with the work "Vola Alberto" (auctioned by Finarte & Semenzato and whose proceeds were donated to the Alberto Sordi Foundation). Vola Alberto was also published on Mondadori's "Art". In December, he represented the Abruzzo region at the first Biennial of Arts of the Unification of Italy held in the Royal Palace of Caserta.
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