Rudy Cremonini

Cremonini's paintings exist at the exciting crossroads of figuration and abstraction, created intuitively directly on the canvas, devoid of preliminary sketches. He selects objects, figures, or scenes from his immediate surroundings as motifs, imbuing them with depth and a mystical aura through his artistic language and poetics. His work is characterized by abstracted color areas, predominantly in soft or dark tones, distinguished by their separation either through color alone or via motif-defining, sketch-like brushstrokes.

Biography of Rudy Cremonini

Rudy Cremonini was born in 1981 in Bologna, Italy. In 2006, he completed his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna.

Rudy Cremonini has exhibited his work in numerous solo and group exhibitions. Notable solo shows include "Capriccio" at Francesca Antonini Arte Contemporanea in Rome (2022), "When the Music Is Over" at Capsule Shanghai in Shanghai (2021), "Lull" at Semiose (Project Room) in Paris (2021), "Del processo e dell’archivio" at Museo della città di Rimini in Rimini (2019), "Nessun dorma" at Reggia di Caserta in Caserta (2018), among many others.

Cremonini's paintings have been featured in various group exhibitions, including "Flowers" at Galerie Thomas Fuchs in Stuttgart (2022), "104 Galerie Collection" at 104Galerie in Tokyo (2020), "High Five!" at Galleria Doris Ghetta in Ortisei (2019), "Simposio di pittura" at Fondazione Lac O Le Mon in Lecce (2018), "Vaiomer" at the Jewish Museum in Bologna (2016), and many more.

Currently, the artist lives and works in Bologna, Italy.