Painter impressionist modern contemporary

Giuseppe Faraone pittore — Giuseppe Faraone

Giuseppe Faraone proposes a type of modern impressionism, where the school of the macchiaioli, however, although its technique is very personalized, the brushstroke is quick, deliberately neglects the details for one purpose: to give more emphasis to the painting with bright colors and Light games. His paintings are overflowing with bright colors, and often represent landscapes where water is almost always present, as in urban landscapes where water becomes rain and the streets become bright mirrors that reflect lives the souls of those who Live or live. Flowers ... trees ... rivers ... streams Sun ... clear sky ... and rain ... tears of the sky .All the emotions of life enclosed on a canvas. Intrigued by all the colors of the soul. You can not look at his picture without opening a door to his own soul ... Be it a memory or a dream.

impressionist contemporary artists — Giuseppe Faraone

Biographical notes

Giuseppe Faraone, painter

Born in Picerno (Potenza), Giuseppe Faraone attended the School of Art in Potenza, before moving to Milan, where he still lives and works. Here he began his incessant search for a variety of drawing techniques and the use of colors. He understands the art of painting, after having perfected his talent in Italy and abroad. Faraone fined perfected his skills in the impressionist style by painting in the same places where French impressionism was born. The scenes represented in his works of art are many, but in particular focuses on the breathtaking views of Milan. Unlike the French Impressionists, who represented a satisfied and happy society, in Faraone's paintings we find the Milan that works, where everything moves. The water is omnipresent: it flows in the canals of the Navigli, wets the streets of the city, falls from the windows of Milanese trams. The artist represents a series of water reflections, giving the scene chromatic rhythms of particular intensity. Giuseppe Faraone has exhibited in several solo and group exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale, the Spoleto Festival of Two Worlds, the Petrofil Gallery by Ursula Petrone, the Lega del Filo d'Oro and various exhibitions of the Grand Gala of Modern Art . Reviews of Faraone have been published in many important art magazines, including the monthly magazine "Arte" by Mondadori. He has also won numerous awards in painting competitions and his paintings are appreciated by collectors from all over the world. Currently Faraone paints and exhibits in his studio laboratory, La Tana dell'Arte, in San Donato Milanese via Ticino 3. Giuseppe Faraone was chosen for the year 2016/17 and entered a fifth-grade ministerial textbook in Italy

campo di grano, modern impressionism — Campo di grano - Olio su tela cm 60x60 (2017)

Giuseppe Faraone painter and colourist ... the art of this Italian artist seems to be born from a chromatic synthesis ... exacerbated, pushed to the extreme that then wins with the spots of color. is very inspired by post-impressionism but also by abstract art, to which his art tends several times ... while remaining very perfectionist, worried about the accuracy and nuances, seems to be taken away then with the profusion colors brightness that give them! he is a man of art who "" speaks with his hands "" with great effusion, solicitude, visual contact and poetry!

Jacqueline Remy French journalist

Landscapes painting2 by Giuseppe Faraone — Urban Landscape by Giuseppe Faraone

The painting of Giuseppe Faraone is subdued soul song, which evokes, whispers, remembers along a trail of inner states, impressions, emotions, which are fixed on the canvas with artistic sensitivity intimately linked to talent and suggestive chromatic choices. The brushstrokes are the mirror of a lyrical outburst translated into an iconic tale and all reveals the expressive power of color between nuances, digradazioni, variations, capable of intense representative vis. For the artist to paint is tantamount to splendid flight: the canvas translates into ethereal hovering towards infinite horizons ...

Flavio Nimpo (poet)

“The colors themselves do not mean anything it's the artist who brings to life, by mixing them with his soul. Thus the painting is created. It does not have to be perfect, but moving and full of emotions.

This is my art “ (Giuseppe Faraone)

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Tana dell'Arte, studio pittore Giuseppe Faraone

Giuseppe Faraone, il poeta dei colori — Il pittore Giuseppe Faraone

Il pittore Giuseppe Faraone

I colori da soli non dicono nulla, è l'artista che li anima mescolandoli insieme al suo stato d'animo, cosi nasce la pittura che non deve essere necessariamente né gioiosa né esteticamente bella, ma solo la cronaca delle proprie emozioni. Questa è la mia la mia Arte

(Giuseppe Faraone)

Omaggi a Giuseppe Faraone

A Giuseppe Faraone di Adelia Rossi

Cantastorie sognatore.

Racconta la vita con maestria.

Or con pennellate

intrise di buon umore,

altre pervase

da una languida malinconia

che sgorga dall'intimo del cuore.

Basta una nota intrisa di pianto,

la carezza del vento

in un campo di grano,

o un gatto che osserva poco lontano.

Coglie l’essenza di ogni cosa

anche laddove qualcuno non osa….

pure fosse l’estremo pensiero

che vagabonda per via

lui coglie l'estro di fare poesia.

Adelia Rossi (poetessa)

Il mio primo atelier aveva il soffitto azzurro

All'amico Giuseppe Faraone

Sei Giuseppe tu

o d'altro nome ti fregi?

Forse sangue di limo

scorre tra i pensieri e

nelle dita sporche di colore.

Faraone ti chiami

eppur senza schiavi nè ancelle

lontani i cieli cobalto

palazzi , bistro e corona:

dinastie sedotte dal tempo.

Ma sei qui, come allora

e scordata la gravità del Rango

dipingi con l'oro degli avi.

Da canopi ormai arsi

forgi con l'occhio

arcobaleni evanescenti

che dalle mani fai

divenir confini di luce.

Emanuela Carniti Merini

(Poetessa figlia di Alda Merini)

Flavio Nimpo

La pittura di Giuseppe Faraone è sommesso canto d’anima, che evoca, sussurra, rimembra lungo una scia di stati interiori, impressioni, emozioni, che si fissano sulla tela con sensibilità artistica intimamente legata a talento e suggestive scelte cromatiche. Le pennellate sono specchio di uno sfogo lirico tradotto in racconto icastico e tutto rivela la potenza espressiva del colore fra sfumature, digradazioni, variazioni, capaci di intensa vis rappresentativa. Per l’artista dipingere equivale a splendido volo: la tela si traduce in etereo librarsi verso orizzonti infiniti…

Flavio Nimpo (poeta)