Untitled
2020Single piece Signed Titled
Size
59.06 x 43 x 1.18 in
Year
2020
Medium
Paintings
Reference
d607c30d
His unpredictable and energetic brushstroke knows no end, everything changes continuously and according to the emotions that the artist is experiencing and that give him the courage to confront a reality that he does not represent in its canonical purity. The canvas remains a sort of parallel universe where his impulses meet.
Garletti's works are the frame of a real lived moment that he reproposes with a strong desire, combining the emotion felt with the lively trepidation of representing it under new perspectives that make the artist himself a spectator.
1976 Brescia, Italy
Emanuele Garletti is a figurative painter who works on large and medium scale canvases in oil and acrylic, mainly in black and white. His paintings are portraits of men and women, and reflect his personal way of interpreting society. He often bases his portraits on photographs shot by himself. His paintings are the frame of a really lived moment, that he strongly wishes to propose again, combining the emotion experienced with the lively trepidation of representing it under new expressions for himself and for those who will be watching it.. Garletti started exhibiting in 2009 in his home town, Brescia at the Palazzo Bertazzoli. Since then he has won several awards such as the Celeste Prize (2016), the Circle's Foundation (2019) and Cairo Editore Awards (2019). Most recently, he has exhibited at the Artrooms Fairs in Seoul and in Rome; at the ArtExpo in New York. In 2020, he was among the finalists of the Arte Laguna Prize, Arsenale, Venice, Italy.
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