Karenina Fabrizzi

KARENINA FABRIZZI (Italy, 1970).
"Ethereal Grace III".
Oil on canvas.
Ready to hang
Certificate of authenticity attached.
Measurements: 46x38 cm.

Karenina Fabrizzi's work is built as a poetic and psychological territory where often the vegetable and human elements are intertwined in a symbolic language that refers to thought, memory and subconscious. His compositions are developed through multiple superimposed layers of paint, creating subtle and enveloping atmospheres. In them coexist a dark side and a marked sense of fragility, generating a deliberate ambiguity that blurs the boundaries between the ordinary and the fantastic. His visual universe evokes an almost dreamlike world, close to children's fantasy and fairy tales, where memory and imagination merge into an emotional and sensory experience.

Fabrizzi has developed his artistic training through international studies and workshops in New York, London, Milan, Buenos Aires and Barcelona, including the School of Visual Arts (New York), City Lit College (London) and various programs in painting, drawing and mural techniques.

His work has been widely exhibited in international fairs and galleries. Among his most notable exhibitions are participations in Affordable Art Fair in New York, London (Battersea), Hamburg, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Brussels and Singapore; PULSE Miami; Art on Paper New York; Edinburgh Art Fair, Manchester Art Fair, Glasgow Art Fair and Liverpool Art Fair. He has collaborated with galleries such as Villa del Arte, Michele Mariaud Gallery (NYC), Arusha Gallery (UK), Artzu Gallery (Manchester) and La Plataforma Art Gallery (Barcelona), where he also had solo exhibitions. His work has also been presented at Maison & Objet Paris and in exhibition spaces in Germany and Switzerland.