Urbe-SOLID WORKOUT (2005) Painting by Vuce

Enrico Vucemillo is a contemporary Italian artist whose creative journey began within the confines of his family's sculpture Atelier. His innate passion for art led him to pursue formal education in Architecture, laying the groundwork for his multifaceted career in the arts.

After obtaining his degree, Vucemillo ventured abroad to Germany, where he established himself as a versatile artist and entrepreneur. His time in Munich saw him collaborating with esteemed figures such as R. Segers and H. Schultes, honing his craft and expanding his artistic horizons.

Upon returning to Italy, Vucemillo continued to enrich his artistic repertoire, collaborating with renowned architect P. Piva in drawing courses for IUAV University. His expertise in both architecture and art allowed him to seamlessly navigate between the realms of design and fine art, earning him recognition and acclaim in both fields.

Vucemillo's artistic practice is characterized by a meticulous and introspective approach. He begins his creative process with a charcoal sketch, drawing inspiration from personal experiences and memories, however undefined they may be. Through a meticulous process of deconstruction, he transforms these initial images into a series of intricate and multicolored patterns, seeking to distill them into a synthesis of pure form and expression.

Drawing upon the essence and symbolism of images, Vucemillo endeavors to capture snapshots of his inner perception, translating thoughts and memories into visual representations of profound emotional depth. His artworks serve as windows into his psyche, inviting viewers to embark on a journey of introspection and contemplation.

Vucemillo's designs and art drawings have been featured in prominent Architecture and Design magazines, garnering attention for their innovative approach and aesthetic appeal. Through his creative endeavors Vucemillo continues to push the boundaries of artistic expression.

• Nationality: ITALY
• Date of birth : unknown date
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Italian Artists