Matteo Mauro, an artist represented by Eclectic Gallery, is a unique blend of tradition and technology. A graduate of University College London, Mauro's journey into the world of art was shaped by his interactions with renowned designers like Ron Arad and Isaie Bloch.
Mauro's artistic odyssey took a distinctive turn when he delved into new digital representation techniques during his undergraduate education. These techniques became his means of artistic expression, showcasing his passion for pushing the boundaries of art.
One of his most celebrated series, the "Micromegalic Inscriptions," has garnered international acclaim, including the prestigious International Van Gogh Prize presented by José Van Roy Dalí, the son of the legendary Salvador Dalí.
The aesthetics of Mauro's compositions embody a synthesis of analogue and digital elements. His digital engravings, known as Micromegalic Inscriptions, not only advance the art of conventional carving but also exemplify the evolution of mass production techniques and the coexistence of man and machinery. These works fall under the category of "generative art," presenting a captivating blend of tradition and modernity.
Matteo Mauro's art has found its place in the most prominent art museums worldwide, including the Royal Academy of Arts, the MACS, the Mars Museum, the MEAM, Dubai Ing-Creatives, 798 Beijing, Qianjiang International Art Museum, Factory Museum, and MACAM Beirut. His works have been exhibited alongside renowned artists such as Marina Abramovic and Anish Kapoor.
For art enthusiasts interested in Mauro's captivating creations, Eclectic Gallery is proud to represent him and his artworks. For inquiries about Matteo Mauro's works, please feel free to contact us at info@eclecticgallery.co.uk.
Matteo Mauro, a Sicilian-born artist currently based in London and Milan, has not only redefined artistic representation but also pioneered the intersection of traditional artistry and cutting-edge technology. His works continue to inspire and captivate art enthusiasts across the globe.
September 7, 2023
