Fabrizio Corneli

Fabrizio Corneli's expressive language investigates the play between light and shadow through surprising effects of refraction, decomposition and anamorphosis that immerse the viewer in a purely perceptive experience. His works emerge as unpredictable revelations inspired by classical statuary or elements of nature.

works

In primo piano

Uovo mappamondo Americhe, 2023, goose egg, aluminium, halogen lamp, object 16 cm

Menade, 2023, painted steel, led lamp, 205 x 90 cm

Rame e acciaio, 2023, stainless steel, copper, halogen lamp, object 25,5 x 22 x 24 cm, image 185 x 145 cm

Foglia Betulla, 2023, patined stainless steel, led, object 31 x 36 x 30 cm, image 170 x 110 cm

Foglia, 2022, stainless steel, led, object 35 x 35 x 31 cm, image 120 x 145 cm

Doriforo, 2022, painted stainless steel, halogen lamp, 210 x 100 cm

Halo rosso, 2022, mixed media on aluminium plate, steel, led, 100 x 100 cm

Iperboreo – cubo, 2021, polished stainless steel, led, object 22 x 22 x 22 cm, image 180 cm

Halo azzurro, 2021, mixed media on aluminum plate, steel, led, 100 x 100 cm

Iperboreo – cubo, 2021, polished stainless steel, led, object 22 x 22 x 22 cm, image 180 cm

Ares, 2020, painted and cut brass, halogen lamp, 205 x 70 cm

Dioscuri chiari, 2020, brass, gold leaf, steel, led, h 192 cm, image variable dimensions

Halo blu, 2019, mixed media on aluminum plate, steel, led, 100 x 100 cm

Stilo – Mappamondo, 2019, polished brass, internally enameled, cut and welded, led, object h 65 cm, image variable dimensions

Stilo – Margherita, 2018, polished brass, internally enameled, cut and welded, led, object h 60 cm, image variable dimensions

Qi – Villaggio, 2018, optical glass sphere, optical glass hemisphere engraved, stainless steel, led, 180 x 25 cm, sphere 10 cm

Qi – Venere, 2018, optical glass sphere, optical glass hemisphere engraved, stainless steel, led, 180 x 25 cm, sphere 10 cm

Core 1, 2018, silvered copper cut and welded, halogen lamp, copper box 26 x 30 x 21 cm, image 200 x 70 cm

Core 2, 2018, silvered copper cut and welded, halogen lamp, copper box 24 x 28 x 21 cm, image 200 x 120 cm

Around III, 2016, silver-plated copper, halogen lamp, copper box 30 x 26 x 21 cm, image 255 x 285 cm

Laboratorio – Elevazione, 2016, optical glass sphere, brass, silver, steel, halogen lamp, sphere 10 cm

Ondina II, 2015, copper, halogen lamp, copper box 30 x 26 x 20 cm, image 185 x 70 cm

Afrodite di Capua, 2015, white painted brass, halogen lamp, image 215 x 95 cm

Venere, 2009, optical glass sphere, sandblasted glass, steel, halogen lamp, 107 x 50 cm

Piazza dei Miracoli, 2009, mirror, aluminium, led, variable dimensions

Bharatanatyam, 2007, optical glass sphere, brass disk, halogen lamp, sphere 10 cm

Doppio IV, 2005, painted brass, halogen lamp, h 220 cm

Vanitas – Loren, 2004, copper comb, brass, halogen lamp, epoxy resin, comb 21 cm, image variable dimensions

Maquette Discobolo, 2004, brass cut on a painted aluminum panel, halogen lamp, 70 x 40 cm

Catadiottrico Hermes, 2017, mixed media on aluminium plate, 100 x 100 cm

video

Fabrizio Corneli
Italy, 2020
Studio Trisorio

catalogue

Fabrizio Corneli lives and works in Florence where he was born in 1958.
He has exhibited in various public and private venues in Italy and abroad including: Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Rome (1979); Villa Romana, Florence; Maryland Institute, Baltimore; XI Quadriennale di Roma; P.A.C. Milan (1986); Villa Celle, Santomato Pistoia (1988); Palau de la Generalitat in Valenciana, Valencia (1990); Museo de arte contemporáneo Sofía Imber, Caracas (1992); Kunstverein Grafschaft Bentheim, Neuenhaus; Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Bologna; Rocca Paolina, Perugia (1997); Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sapporo (1999); Palau de la Virreina, Barcelona (2000); Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (2001); Villa Medicea La Màgia, Quarrata, Pistoia; Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena; MAN, Nuoro (2006); Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt (2012); Musée Granet, Aix-en-Provence (2013); Sharjah Art Museum UAE (2014); Museo della città, Rimini; Torre degli Zuccaro and Torre di Sant’Alò, Mantova; Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Madrid (2016), curated by the Studio Trisorio; Centro Pecci, Prato; MAMbo, Bologna (2017). He has realized permanent installations in the cities of Pistoia (1997), Sélestat (1999), Kobe (2001, 2007), Anderlecht (2006), Prato (2000, 2014), L’Aquila (2011, 2015), Traunstein (2020), Tainan City (2021), Doha (2021).
He has been working with Studio Trisorio since 2002.
Fabrizio Corneli vive e lavora a Firenze dove è nato nel 1958.
Ha esposto in numerosi spazi pubblici e privati in Italia e all’estero, fra i quali: Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Roma (1979); Villa Romana, Firenze; Maryland Institute, Baltimora; XI Quadriennale di Roma; P.A.C. Milano (1986); Villa Celle, Santomato Pistoia (1988); Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana, Valencia (1990); Museo de arte contemporáneo Sofía Imber, Caracas (1992); Kunstverein Grafschaft Bentheim, Neuenhaus; Galleria Comunale d’Arte Moderna, Bologna; Rocca Paolina, Perugia (1997); Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sapporo (1999); Palau de la Virreina, Barcellona (2000); Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo (2001); Villa Medicea La Màgia, Quarrata, Pistoia; Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena; MAN, Nuoro (2006); Archäologisches Museum Frankfurt (2012); Musée Granet, Aix-en- Provence (2013); Sharjah Art Museum UAE (2014); Museo della città, Rimini; Torre degli Zuccaro e Torre di Sant’Alò, Mantova; Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Madrid (2016), a cura dello Studio Trisorio; Centro Pecci, Prato; MAMbo, Bologna (2017). Ha realizzato installazioni permanenti nelle città di Pistoia (1997), Sélestat (1999), Kobe (2001, 2007), Anderlecht (2006), Prato (2000, 2014), L’Aquila (2011, 2015), Traunstein (2020), Tainan City (2021), Doha (2021).
Collabora con lo Studio Trisorio dal 2002.