ART WORLD


Colour is a specific identity, nothing is determined beyond its existence. In Murgia’s artworks, the bold colour motifs take on a spiritual role, deeply in symbiosis with men. The only apparently fanciful paintings wake up an art made of moments of deep meditation and processing.

In a world of mass production, art must remain unique. This is the motto of Dondè Art Gallery, the heritage of the exuberant pioneer of what has gone down in history as Faux Art, Daniele Dondè. The protégé of the master, Boris Dondè-Mancastroppa, brought masterpieces all over the world to VIPs, connoisseurs and art lovers.


Gianmaria Potenza believes nature is the greatest inspiration of all and from there he carries out his compositions. His work has attracted much commission from both Italy and abroad, particularly regarding his decoration of ships, hotels, churches and public buildings, often collaborating with world renowned architects.

Sabrina Ferrari is an Italian artist deeply dedicated to making bronze sculptures from tactile and evanescent charm, with the characteristic exhibit vitality. In its entirety, her creations amount to a sculptural moment that blends together matter and sentiment and that set aside continuous plot twists.
Athos has bewitched the public and the critics with his painting, and his works have ended up both in the homes of Hollywood stars and in the homes of those who have to dip into their savings to afford a Faccincani. His painting is readable and simple, between reality and dream, and blends into a hope as sweet as the hills of his land.

Daniele Basso is an Italian artist well known for his works in mirror-polished metal. Works that induce a greater awareness of ourselves in the search for our identity. With his work he aims to explore the meaning of things and life. Each work of art expresses a message, to induce people to real reflection.

Creativity and being able to express one’s emotions through a canvas and color is something very similar to magic. Creating an emotion from nothing is truly something unique. All of Chiara Magni’s paintings are oil on canvas and the majority of them are painted with her fingers.

































