Matteo Mauro

Matteo Mauro graduated from University College of London. He collaborates with influential designers such as Ron Arad and Isaie Bloch, and teaches Digital Art in various English universities. Thanks to his university teachings, he approached new digital representation techniques which he was passionate about until this became his instrument of artistic expression. Matteo Mauro is known for his series of paintings 'Micromegalic Inscriptions', winners of various Awards, among which: the International Van Gogh Prize given by José Van Roy Dalí, son of Salvador Dalí.

Matteo's works take shape from a combination of analog and digital elements that characterise the aesthetics of his creations. The Micromegalic Inscriptions are digital engravings that evolve the traditional carving technique. These creations, which are categorised as Generative Art, not only reinterpret the mechanical processes of traditional engraving, but, being infinitely reproducible, exemplify the evolution of mass production practices and the inevitable symbiosis between man and the car.

Matteo Mauro's works have been exhibited in the largest art institutions alongside works by Marina Abramovic and Anish Kapoor, including: the Royal Academy of Arts, the MACS, the Mars Museum, the MEAM, the Dubai Ing- Creatives, 798 Beijing, Qianjiang International Art Museum, Factory Museum, MACAM Beirut and various others. The publications and articles on the artist's project are innumerable.