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Macchia Michele attended Scenography for a year at the Academy
         CONTEMPORARY MYTHOLOGICAL RAPTODONTE, ACRILYC ON PAPER & CANVAS 47X39 IN. | 120X100 CM.
                                                              of Fine Arts in Bari in Puglia. He exhibits in numerous national and
        INVITED ARTIST  BAROCCO SPACE STATION, 2018 STRATIFIED COLLAGE & ACRYLIC ON CANVAS 39X59 IN. | 100X150 CM.  the United States of America. His painting has been published in
         FLUO RHINO, 2011 ACRILYC ON ADVERTISING ON CANVAS  80X120 CM.
                                                              international exhibitions and competitions in Europe, Asia and
                                                              several catalogues and art books
         SENSORIAL SPACE, 2018 ACRILYC ON CANVAS 31.4X47 IN. | 80X120 CM.





                                   MICHELE MACCHIA

                                   Lives and works in Corato, Puglia, Italy
                                   http://web.tiscali.it/leonardesca/galleria/michelot.htm


         The premise is that the way I paint develops in three different ways.
         The first is the classic way, that is the only painting, where I use
         mostly acrylic colors that have a brilliant yield, just right for the result
         I want to get. In summary, after drawing the main part of the work
         that I want to represent, I think about the color , and at the same time,
         while the work changes I feel transported by the energy  coming from
         the surrounding space like air, the cosmos , The universe, the music,
         the inner energy ext... It comes through the mind and goes into my
         hands, which are the tool to bring the work to life.
         The second way is like the first, as described, but on a canvas where
         I previously past pieces of paper or newspapers, advertisements,
         posters and so on. This serves to create backstage scenery and helps
         to give depth to the work and make the picture real.
         So two types of communication and narrative are created.
                                                              The third way is the Collage, which I call stratified collage, in which
                                                              I add, instead of destroying and subtracting. In this way I create
                                                              multiple levels of reading. Also color creates another layer.
                                                              Color is the primary element of my work that is constantly evolving,
                                                              and the design that it conceals inside is also very important because
                                                              is the frame, the skeleton that supports the narration of Opera; The
                                                              primary idea is that in a world where consumerism is expanding and
                                                              advertisement is imperative, the work must adapt to all this becoming
                                                              something that really catches the eye of  Observer and something
                                                              that strikes and hypnotize him, otherwise nobody will notice it.
                                                              That’s why I use bright colors, words and images taken from ads. Also
                                                              for the collage I focus on issues such as consumerism, deception and
                                                              vanity of present society, forming a compositional way of symbolizing
                                                              virtual concepts that denounce the ephemeral and the visionary, by
                                                              analyzing the degradation of the Content and the image consumption.
                                                              It is destined for its very nature to quickly exhaust all the fragile and
                                                              evanescent myths typical of our time. They are metaphysical images
                                                              that slip into a surrealism of chromatic and morphological impacts,
                                                              in which cubist elements blend into rhythms of colors, fluid forms
                                                              and great cinematic and stylizations, ancestral references to an
                                                              intellectual and spiritual path, a vision of a world Observed with deep
                                                              critical sense, but also with sarcasm and mocking detachment from
                                                              the advertising world.

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