Mauro’s work unites Pop aesthetics with social comment, addressing some of the most pressing and difficult issues in today’s society in a way that is subtle and accessible, without being trite, shocking or obscure. Mauro is an artist connected; he sees the bigger picture and world affairs and his finger on the pulse of contemporary society.
Mauro lives in London with his wife PR Director Lorena Perucchetti.
Solo Exhibtions:
2012 Sem Art Gallery, (Princess Grace Academy) Monaco
2012 Principality of Monaco (Barclays wealth management Bank)
2011 Art Paris (Grand Palais) Absolute Art Gallery Belgium
2010 Galerie Bel-Air Geneva,Switzerland
2010 Modern Heroes,Hip-Pop and Daily News, Halcyon Gallery,London
2009 APOPALYPTIC,Halcyon Gallery,London
2008 Absolute Art Gallery,Knokke,Belgium
2008 Galerie Bertin-Toublanc, Paris,France
2007 Galerie Semmingsen,Olso Norway
2005 Galerie Bertin-Toublanc,Paris, France
2006 Beaux Arts,London, England
2005 The Atkinson Gallery,Millfield, Somerset,UK
2004 Beaux Arts, London,UK
Group Exhibitions:
2011 Art-Elysee (Salon d’ Art Contemporain) Paris,France
2011 Galerie des Lices, Saint Tropez,France
2011 Absolute Art Gallery, Knokke,Belgium
2011 Galerie Bel-Air,Geneva,Switzerland
2008 Galerie Bertin-Toublanc,Miami,USA
2008 London Art Fair,London,UK
2007 Rudolf Budja Galerie,Salzburg, Austria
2006 Sense and Sensuality (Blind Art 1st Prize) London,UK
2006 London Art Fair,London,UK
2005 Beaux Arts,London,UK
2005 British Art Fair,London,UK
2005 Royal Academy of Arts summer exhibition,London,UK
2005 London Art Fair,London,UK
2003 Art Palm Beach, Florida,USA
2003 Royal Academy of Arts summer exhibition,London,UK
2002 Blue Gallery,London,UK
Upcoming Exhibitions:
Galerie Bel-Air, Sardinia,Italy July 2012
Galerie des Lices,Saint Tropez,France 2012
Madison Gallery,La Jolla,California,USA Aug 2012
Heather James Gallery, Palm Desert, California,USA 2012
Upcoming public installation: 3 monumental sculptures will be exhibited in front of Le Louvre in Paris during FIAC 2012.
PRESS RELEASE: 2012
What strikes viewers of Mauro Perucchetti unique work is the remarkable eloquence of his artistic language. Each and every one of Perucchetti’s exuberant sculptures exists as a perfectly conceived, meticulously crafted, entity.
Perucchetti’s creative success is born of his ability to combine stories with unique and expertly crafted materials, including pigmented urethane resin, gold leaf, Swarovski crystal and a new medium for him, marble. Working with such exclusive materiality it is unsurprising that technical skill is paramount to Perucchetti: “My medium is technically very challenging; infuriatingly so sometimes, but in an odd way this spurs me on. Creativity has an odd relationship with frustration that, I believe, is why people talk about suffering for their art”. Yet Perucchetti’s technical prowess does not prioritise beauty at the expenses of his stories. In fact, Perucchetti enlivens the duality that exists between subject and object, creating highly accomplished works of art, which balance beauty and intellectual depth.
Perucchetti’s aesthetic recalls Arte Povera, a movement which hybridized the pop and political arts of the 1960’s Italy. Yet his sculptures surpass such previous endeavors. Perucchetti’s re-imagination of traditional Pop Art sensibilities propels his work into this century, making it truly epochal. This artistic approach is intentionally subversive: Perucchetti woos us; the viewer with the beauty of his pieces and then disrupts such pleasurable viewing with a scathing critique of the material desires and apparent needs of modern man.
Contact: Lorena@hip-pop-art.com
PR manager/Art consultant
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