HOMO FABER – Guido Marchesini + Walter Marin
GUIDO MARCHESINI
Homo faber, Guido Marchesini is a young sculptor-designer using different materials, including recycled ones, to create works that integrate into the context with extreme harmony. His sculptures are the result of a reflection on himself, on others, on society, on nature, on the world. A multifaceted artist who uses different materials and tools such as: earth, wood, iron, plastic, computer, camera, video camera and multimedia technologies. His sculptural works tell the deepest aspects of the human soul, becoming in some way its symbol/representation.
Guido Marchesini was born in 1975 in Treviso. He graduated from the local Art High School and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice with maestro Tramontin. He specializes in Art and Drawing at the Polytechnic of Milan at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, until obtaining a degree in New Technologies for the Arts. From 1999 to 2000 he lived in New York, collaborating with Galamander Press. Since 2005 he has held the chair of Plastic Disciplines at the Liceo Artistico of Treviso. He is present with exhibitions, symposia and works in Italian and foreign museums.
WALTER MARIN
Walter Main loves to paint faces, portraits, figures of loved ones, friends, companions, acquaintances near and far, real and virtual, perhaps met through audiovisual experiences and then become protagonists of his works. Like Guido Marchesini, Walter Marin is a multifaceted artist, who develops his artistic talent in multiple directions. Marin, homo faber, is a sculptor, installation creator, photographer, designer. Furthermore, his passion for music finds ample creative space in his works. Walter Marin often paints musicians, particularly from the world of jazz.
Walter Marin was born in Crocetta del Montello (TV) in 1957. He graduated from the Art School of Treviso, while continuing to cultivate his passion for graphic-pictorial art and music. In 1976 he enrolled at the Faculty of Architecture in Venice while in 1980 he entered the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, attending Emilio Vedova’s painting course for two years.
HOMO FABER – GUIDO MARCHESINI + WALTER MARIN
SPAZIO LAZZARI – TREVISO
14.06.2016 – 29.08.2016
