Milacat, 2025

Name: Milacat by Stefano Mazzolini
Brand: Stefano Mazzolini
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Stefano Mazzolini

Oil on canvas

W130H130D1 cm

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About Stefano Mazzolini

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Stefano Mazzolini was born in Parma in 1968. At the age of nine, he was nominated for the "Design and City" award organised by the municipality of Parma. In 1989, he graduated as a Master of Art in pictorial decoration from the Paolo Toschi Institute in Parma. He then dedicated several years to the restoration and conservation of wall paintings. In 1990, he lived in London before moving to New York for a short period.

Mazzolini expresses his graphic style in a gestural and immediate way. Dynamic lines create controlled drops of acrylic on paper, with stains directed without preliminary drawings or fixed projects, replacing the brush with ampoules and spatulas. Intriguing portraits, fairy-tale settings and mythological animals emerge from this controlled chaos. He also creates silhouettes of androgynous subjects, using paper collage to assemble layered faces that remain hidden and minimal.

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About this artwork

In creating this work, I immersed myself in exploring the depths of the human soul, mixing reality and fantasy in an emotional landscape full of mystery. The use of oil allowed me to obtain delicate and intense shades at the same time, making the central character an enigmatic figure that defies conventional interpretation. This canvas is not just a piece of art; it is an invitation to reflect on the hidden essence of ourselves and the world around us. Its presence in your home will bring a dimension of intimate contemplation and infinite discussion. A woman's marble face rests on a bionic body that emits its own light: an energy from the depths that animates every automaton, making it almost human. Time wears and leaves traces on matter, piercing and disintegrating it to reveal the void.