MICHELE MOSCHETTO

MOSCHETTO is a sculptor, photographer, and digital artist who lives and works in Catania, Italy. With a technical background and over thirty years of professional experience in the marble and stone industry, he naturally approaches sculpture. His focus on innovation and the search for new expressive techniques lead him to venture into the world of digital art. His relentless need for experimentation, the desire to explore unique and often costly techniques, and the necessity to break away from conventional sculptural norms give his works a distinct uniqueness. By exploring uncharted artistic languages, MOSCHETTO creates works that captivate with their clarity of content and a steadfast stance against conceptual and minimal art.

His sculptures at times emanate a cold, latent violence. Other times, a disconcerting beauty emerges. The strong aesthetic appeal, combined with the simplicity of the images, sometimes makes it harder to grasp all their hidden meanings. Through a minimalist approach, the artist explores language itself, transforming it into a visual ornament. This process highlights the ambiguities and nuances that are inherent in language. His works focus on the challenges of exploring reality, the attempt at dialogue, the contrast between form and content, and the imperfections of language. Ultimately, the lack of clear references is a key element of his work. Through aesthetics, he invites the viewer into a world of constant balance and pauses that give rhythm to everyday life. He represents moments that emphasize the human drama, helping us better understand our existence and find poetic meaning in daily life. His flexibility allows him to employ a range of allegorical tools, supporting a pseudo-minimalist approach in both sculpture and digital art. His meticulously planned works resonate with imagery drawn from the realm of fantasy and imagination.