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Benjamin Houlihan is a German painter, sculptor, and artist.
He studied at the Düsseldorf Academy of Art, where he is now a teacher. Since 2010, the artist has been transforming inconspicuous everyday objects, changing their material and size, into larger figures with a suggestive aura. In his wall paintings made with cottage cheese and food dyes, which Houlihan applies with his tongue, he also touches on the theme of painting.
Piero Gilardi is an Italian painter and decorator. A catalytic figure in the Arte Povera movement centred in Turin in the late 1960s, Gilardi's utopian and selfless commitment to the association of neo-avant-garde artists from Western Europe and North America made him one of the most influential artistic figures of the period.
Piero Gilardi became internationally renowned and witnessed the influence of Pop Art in Europe. An itinerant artist, theorist and organiser, he contributed to the birth of Arte Povera, especially working to establish relationships with other similar initiatives that were simultaneously taking place outside of Italy.
Much of Gilardi's later work is united by a theme or interaction between the work and the viewer. The master has devoted more than a decade to his most ambitious project, Parco Arte Vivente (Park of Living Art or PAV). A collaborative effort that grew out of Gilardi's design, the PAV is a monumental undertaking that has transformed an abandoned plot of land in the heart of Turin's working-class Lingotto district into a six-acre green space dedicated to public, environmental and artistic interests.
Romul Nuțiu was a Romanian artist, born on July 28, 1932, celebrated for his unwavering dedication to Abstract Expressionism. Known for his vibrant use of color and unique conceptual vision, Nutiu's work brought a refreshing dynamism to the Romanian art scene.
Educated at the Art Institute ‘Ion Andreescu’ in Cluj and later under the mentorship of Prof. Alexandru Ciucurencu in Bucharest, Nutiu's style evolved through his explorations in form and movement, often inspired by nature and water. Despite not working abroad, his international recognition soared from 2008 onwards, highlighting his impact on both national and global scales. As a teacher in Timisoara until his death in 2012, he influenced generations of artists with his innovative techniques and distinctive approach to abstract art.
Nutiu's artworks, which include paintings, sculptures, and installations, are a testament to his skill and artistic integrity. His creations, characterized by a balance of structure and improvisation, have been admired in exhibitions and collections worldwide, marking him as a preeminent figure in modern Romanian art.
For collectors and aficionados of art and antiques, Romul Nutiu's pieces offer a window into the soul of Romanian Abstract Expressionism. His works are not merely to be viewed; they are to be experienced, each piece a narrative of his unique artistic journey.
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