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UFO Robot Goldrake (2021) Painting by Roberto Scala
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Roberto Scala è un artista contemporaneo italiano, noto per il suo approccio innovativo e per le sue opere che spesso esplorano temi legati alla percezione e all'interazione. Lavora con vari materiali e tecniche, creando opere che stimolano la riflessione e l'emozione.
Roberto Scala is an Italian artist born in Sorrento Italy. He completed his art studies at the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera in Milan in 1992, where he studied under notable figures like Luciano Fabro, Bruno Benuzzi, and Diego Esposito. Known for his contributions to contemporary art, Scala works in various media including painting, sculpture, visual poetry, and mail art. His work has been featured in over 990 exhibitions worldwide, and he has participated in international projects like the Venice Biennale and the London Biennial.Currently, Scala lives in Milan, where he teaches Art and Image. His pieces often integrate elements of visual poetry and experimental formats, reflecting his dynamic approach to modern art forms and collaborative projects with other artists and cultural institutions.Scala’s career highlights include exhibitions across Europe, the United States, and Asia, with work showcased in venues like the Guido Genzelle Museum in Bruges and the Museo de Filatelia in Mexico City, among others. He is actively involved in mail art—a networked form of art exchange popular in avant-garde circles—which allows for greater interaction with artists globally
Roberto Scala è un artista italiano associato al movimento della Mail Art, una forma d'arte concettuale in cui gli artisti utilizzano il sistema postale come mezzo principale per la diffusione e la creazione delle loro opere. Nato a Sorrento, Scala ha portato avanti il suo lavoro tra Milano e Londra, mantenendo un forte legame con il mondo accademico, specialmente tramite il suo ruolo all'Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera.La Mail Art è una pratica artistica nata negli anni ’60 che enfatizza lo scambio diretto e non commerciale tra artisti, e spesso prevede la creazione di piccole opere come collage, cartoline, francobolli artistici o disegni inviati per posta. Roberto Scala, attraverso questa modalità, si inserisce in una rete globale di artisti, ponendo l'accento sulla comunicazione, sul contatto personale e sulla decentralizzazione del processo artistico.Il suo lavoro, come quello di altri artisti della Mail Art, spesso sfida i tradizionali concetti di valore e di mercificazione dell’arte, rendendo ogni pezzo un’opera unica che viaggia tra persone e luoghi, carica di significato sia estetico che relazionali
Group EXHIBITION: Berry Campbell Gallery New York City January 24-26, 2025
- Nationality: ITALY
- Date of birth : unknown date
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- Groups: Contemporary Italian Artists
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