Guarienti, Carlo

Carlo Guarienti, born in Treviso in 1923, is a versatile Italian artist whose creativity and longevity have left their mark on 20th-century art. Painter, engraver and sculptor, Guarienti began his artistic career in 1953, developing a unique style that defies traditional classifications.
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Biography of Carlo Guarienti

Guarienti comes from a family originally from Verona, and spent his childhood between Verona and Treviso. His artistic career is characterized by a constant process of metamorphosis, reflecting his creative evolution over the decades. Guarienti's work lies at the crossroads of several artistic currents. His early works oscillate between realism, metaphysics and surrealism. Over time, he has enriched his plastic vocabulary by incorporating various techniques:
  • Collage
  • Scraping
  • Incision
  • Relief
  • Degradation
Paradoxically, he continues to combine these modern techniques with more traditional methods such as drawing, glazing and delicate rubbing. Carlo Guarienti has earned a reputation both in Italy and internationally. His solo exhibitions have been shown in numerous museums and galleries, not only in Italy, but also in major European cities such as :
  • Paris
  • Brussels
  • Amsterdam
  • Geneva
  • Zurich
  • London
These exhibitions attract a loyal and discerning public, testifying to the lasting appreciation of his work. Considered a master of twentieth-century Italian art, Guarienti continued to be active well into old age. His artistic longevity is remarkable, having continued to create until the age of 98. Carlo Guarienti died in 2023, leaving behind a rich and varied artistic legacy. His work, spanning more than seven decades, testifies to his ability to transcend time and remain relevant in an ever-changing artistic landscape.