Tommaso Fagioli

Italian multidisciplinary artist. Embodying ideas into a variety of mediums – from bytes to bones.

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Selected works

2023

The “Starwars” Polyptych

A seven-panels polyptych depicting Star Wars’ main characters as (AI-generated) saints.

2022

Sophi@

An old Italian doll turned into a cyber deity coming from the future.

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2021

“Tavolette” Vol. I

A series of 12+1 collages with gilded refinements depicting various inspired subjects.

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2019

Oracular Skullptures #1

Shiny painted skullptures coming from otherworldly realms.

2022 (2019)

Sacred Shrines

Re-interpretations of the ancient “aediculae” in a contemporary key.

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2020

For The Love of Dog

A glittering skull tributing Damien Hirst’s most iconic artwork.

2024

“Gioco Pericoloso” (Film) 1/3

A series of photos on the film set depicting drugged characters’ artistic nudes.

2022

The Day Shall Come

A retake on Noah’s ark tale where weird ‘astro-arks’ take animals elsewhere – without us.

2020

Outtakes from Earth (10′)

An iPhone 8S launched in space brings video-messages to unknown receivers.

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Exhibitions

2022

Sublimine

An artshow displaying works imagined “under the threshold of attention”.

2019

Where is my sacred?

An artistic itinerary addressing the sacred via faith, invocation and beauty.

2018

Videocittà

Selected screening of Macrocosmo for Videocittà – 1st edition at RUFA.

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2022

Sublimine

An artshow displaying works imagined “under the threshold of attention”.

2019

Where is my sacred?

An artistic itinerary addressing the sacred via faith, invocation and beauty.

2018

Videocittà

Selected screening of Macrocosmo for Videocittà – 1st edition at RUFA.

#Doc

#Exhibitions

#Videoart

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Words

Essay: Bones in customs and arts – a brief anthropology.

The Greek word for “bone” is ὀστέον (“osteon”); also derivable from Greek “ostrakon” (oyster shell). Proto-Indo-European…

Focus on: philosophy and figures of “Divine Triptych”.

In my Divine Triptych (2022) an ironic collage of the Divine Comedy I made on commission,…

Article: Nico Vascellari’s 24hrs online performance.

If anything, there is something to be asked about their necessity: why are performances done, why…

Essay: Bones in customs and arts – a brief anthropology.

The Greek word for “bone” is ὀστέον (“osteon”); also derivable from Greek “ostrakon” (oyster shell). Proto-Indo-European…

Focus on: philosophy and figures of “Divine Triptych”.

In my Divine Triptych (2022) an ironic collage of the Divine Comedy I made on commission,…

Article: Nico Vascellari’s 24hrs online performance.

If anything, there is something to be asked about their necessity: why are performances done, why…

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