BIOGRAPHY
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Emilio Ferro is an Italian artist born in 1988. In his works he mixes light, sound and visual arts, creating light art installations for public spaces, museums and foundations. A poetic vision that, starting from the contemplation of the natural landscape, translates into projects capable of distorting the viewer's perception of reality, through a clever use of innovative technical elements, to create a new artistic experience, harmonic and absolute.
Ferro creates works that are monumental and light at the same time: projects characterized by avant-garde technologies, which affect the space in an all-embracing way and are developed on a large scale, without affecting the nature of the places in a definitive way, but enhancing their mysticism. His installations glide delicately over woods, vineyards, volcanoes and become an element of narration of the ancestral relationship between man and natural elements. An interdisciplinary approach where art, science and nature become sources of mutual inspiration and creative experimentation.
Exploring the territories inhabited by both humanistic and scientific culture, Emilio Ferro investigates the combination of art and nature questioning, with a fully contemporary sensibility, the impact of man on the ecosystem and the search for energy as a vital source.
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EXHIBITIONS AND INSTALLATIONS
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Dualitas, 2024 [vernissage: June 08, 2024]
Permanent installation
Cappella di San Rocco, Vicoforte, Italy
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Garden Wonder, Zelda, 2024 [vernissage: April 20, 2024]
Solo exhibition
Excess Venice, Venice, Italy
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Cannubi On Fire, 2023
Temporary installation
Cannubi Vineyards, Astemia Pentita, Barolo, Italy
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A Journey Through Shadows, SB Fine Art, 2023
Solo exhibition
Arca Studios, Turin, Italy
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Cairo International Art District, CIAD, Art D'Égypte, 2023
Collective exhibition
Radio Theatre, Cairo, Egypt
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What Will Be Next, PQV Fine Art, 2023
Solo exhibition
Palazzo Fodri, Cremona, Italy
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The Art Of Disruption, Art D'Égypte and Christie's, 2023
Collective exhibition
Mayfair, London, United Kingdom
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Cannubi On Fire, 2022
Temporary installation
Cannubi Vineyards, Astemia Pentita, Barolo, Italy
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Portal Of Light, 2022
Temporary installation
Giza Pyramids, Cairo, Egypt
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Cairo International Art District, CIAD, Art D'Égypte, 2022
Collective exhibition
Radio Theatre, Cairo, Egypt
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Terlo Night Harvest, 2022
Temporary installation
Terlo Vineyards, Barolo, Italy
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Experimentum Crucis, Musumeci Contemporary, 2022
Collective exhibition
Ex Caserma Cassonello, Noto, Italy
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Projec_To, 2022
Collective exhibition
Palazzo Martini di Cigala, Turin, Italy
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Quantum, 2022
Temporary installation
Palazzo Martini di Cigala, Projec_To, Turin, Italy
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Cardiopulso, 2022
Temporary installation
Centro Studi Beppe Fenoglio, Alba, Italy
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Cannubi On Fire, 2021
Temporary installation
Cannubi Vineyards, Astemia Pentita, Barolo, Italy
Terlo Night Harvest, 2021
Temporary installation
Terlo Vineyards, Barolo, Italy
Cannubi On Fire, 2020
Temporary installation
Cannubi Vineyards, Astemia Pentita, Barolo, Italy
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Barolo To Heaven Act II, 2020
Temporary installation
Terlo Vineyards, Barolo, Italy
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Barolo To Heaven Act I, 2019
Temporary installation
Bricco San Pietro, Monforte d'Alba, Italy
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Resized Volcano, 2019
Temporary installation
National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci, Milan, Italy
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Star Grafted, 2018
Temporary installation
Via Vittorio Emanuele II, Alba, Italy
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Centro Incontri Della Regione Piemonte, 2009
Collective exhibition
Turin, Italy
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Internazionale Italia Arte, 2009
Collective exhibition
Villa Gualino, Turin, Italy
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Circolo Della Stampa, 2008
Collective exhibition
Turin, Italy
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Change Art, 2008
Collective exhibition
Alba, Italy
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PRESS
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Emilio Ferro’s work has been featured both in Italian and international magazines such as Artribune, Sky Arte, L’Officiel, Vogue, Interni Magazine, AD, Vanity Fair, Elle Decor, Designboom, The Spaces, Archiportale, Designverse, Exibart, Art & Investments, Floornature, ioArch, Finestre Sull’Arte, Artupon, Collater.al, Metalocus, Rivista Idea, La Stampa, La Repubblica, Il Corriere.
