le tra pievi 3 (2023) Sculpture by Giorgio Romegialli (GA)

Giorgio Romegialli is a contemporary Italian sculptor based in Switzerland. His artistic journey began in 2008, ignited by his profound admiration for the works of Modigliani and Brancusi. It was from these renowned artists that he drew inspiration, particularly in their mastery of essential stylization and form simplification. This pivotal moment marked the genesis of his exploration into the world of sculpture.

For Giorgio Romegialli, sculpture represents an unceasing quest for the most fundamental and essential plastic solutions. His creative process involves a gradual and deliberate stylization and simplification of forms. Within the realm of his sculptures lies the embodiment of an ideal introspective image of the human soul. His technique seamlessly blends elements of both primitive and classical art, all while placing a special emphasis on the modulation of light.

The hallmark of Romegialli's sculptures lies in the way light delicately interacts with the smooth surfaces of his creations, giving life to the contours, folds, and hollows. It is within these luminous nuances that his artworks take on their distinct and captivating forms. His sculptures possess the unique ability to extract a rich tapestry of emotions and feelings from the unyielding stone, a testament to the profound and emotive nature of his artistic expression. In each piece, he crafts a visual language that invites viewers to embark on a journey of introspection and discovery, resonating with the essence of the human soul.

• Nationality: SWITZERLAND
• Date of birth : 1972
• Artistic domains:
• Groups: Contemporary Swiss Artists