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Lorenzo Marini (1958 - ) is an Italian artist who lives and works between Milan, Los Angeles and New York. Marini attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice with Emilio Vedova, but graduated in architecture and worked successfully in the world of advertising for thirty years. Read the full biography

Lorenzo Marini (1958 - ) is an Italian artist who lives and works between Milan, Los Angeles and New York. Marini attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice with Emilio Vedova, but graduated in architecture and worked successfully in the world of advertising for thirty years. Among his latest solo exhibitions are: "Di Segni e di Sogni" at Santa Maria della Scala in Siena, "Alphatype21" at the Italian Cultural Institute Los Angeles, "From Silence to Word" at the Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation in Venice and "Out of Words" at the Gaggenau Hub in Milan. In 2016 Marini has an artistic intuition that leads him to celebrate the beauty of letters. In 2017, thanks to this success, he created the "Manifesto for the liberation of letters" becoming, in fact, the founder of a new artistic language: that of dedicating a work to every single letter of the alphabet, thus freeing letters from the obligation of function, to celebrate its pure intrinsic beauty. Marini's pictorial works can be read as the translation of advertising campaigns into contemporary art, with a rigorous logic of spaces and balances, in his first research on Visuals.