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Exhibitions
Rinaldo Invernizzi
Emerald. Anthracite. Cobalt.
Exhibition at Palazzo Martinengo, Venice
20 April – 30 September 2022
Curated by:
Henry-Claude Cousseau (former Director of the Academy of Fine Arts, Paris)
Andrea B. Del Guercio (former Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera, Milan)
The exhibition shows one cycle encompassing three colours: Emerald, Anthracite and Cobalt.
Among other interpretations, the cycle pays tribute to Venice with its unique lagoon.
The works, created during the lockdown, are a "[...] complex, autonomous entity, totally independent with respect to any type of narrative, detached from the definition of the real [...]"
Andrea B. Del Guercio
Past exhibitions:
2021 Du Paysage, Festival Dans les jardins de William Christie, Thire', France
2019 Disseminazione, Museo d'Arte Sacra Camaiore, Lucca, Italia
2010 Paesaggi di Risurrezione, Facolta' dell’Italia Settentrionale, Galleria Accademia Contemporanea Milano, Milano, Italia
2009 Sacra Conversazione, Chiesa di San Martino, Castello Valsolda, Italia
2006 Disseminazione, Piacenza, Italia
About
Rinaldo Invernizzi was born in Milan in 1962. He lives and works in Lugano, San Mamete (Como) and Murano (Venice). In 1983 he took a degree in business and economics in Lausanne (Switzerland); afterwards he worked for ten years in the financial sector in Munich (Germany).
In 2000 he decided to devote himself entirely to art, painting and writing. His research concentrates on the contemplative aspect of nature and landscape, as well as sacred themes and religion.
This radical change in his life led him to enrol at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan, also because of the encouragement of Prof. Andrea del Guercio. In 2010, the Theological Faculty of Northern Italy in Milan presented a large solo show of his works, “Landscapes of Resurrection”, accompanied by a volume including essays by A. Del Guercio, the theologist Mons. Prof. Pierangelo Sequeri and the psychologist Prof. Dott. Mauro Pedroni. In 2012 Rinaldo Invernizzi obtained a degree in Visual Arts at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts.
In 2013 he began a four-year experience with a restaurant in Milan, in which his work as an artist played a crucial role: Refettorio, a venue not only for culinary culture but also of art, poetry and performance.
Since 2017 he has also concentrated on design. He is the president and artistic co-director of Barovier & Toso in Venice, a historic Muranese establishment that is the leader in the art of glassblowing and the creation of artistic lighting.
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