Massimo Riccò - Page 10 of 20 - contemporary artist

Massimo Riccò re-proposes a reality, where there is no lack of a recognizable subject, although the task of involving the observer in orchestrated chromatic dynamics in harmony with the feelings that produced them is mainly assigned to color.

According to the artist, the artworks is the collection of these emotions and moments of life lived in profound intimacy with oneself.

CURRICULUM

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PAINTINGS

Massimo Riccò's art

CRITICAL TEXTS

Criticism received by the artist

Massimo Riccò's photo gallery

London

LANDSCAPES

Acrylic and oil on canvas (70×80 cm) – year 2015.

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Santa Sofia Istanbul

LANDSCAPES

Available – Acrylic and oil on canvas (70×80 cm) – year 2015.

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Laguna

LANDSCAPES

Available – Acrylic on panel (70×70 cm) – year 2015.

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Urban landscape 1

LANDSCAPES

Available – Acrylic on panel (40×40 cm) – year 2015.

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Abstract 3

ABSTRACTS

Available – Acrylic on canvas (50×50 cm) – year 2015.

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Abstract 2

ABSTRACTS

Available – Acrylic on canvas (50×50 cm) – year 2015.

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Abstract 1

ABSTRACTS

Available – Acrylic on canvas (50×50 cm) – year 2015.

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Landscape 1

LANDSCAPES

Acrylic on canvas (50×50 cm) – year 2015.

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Corciano

LANDSCAPES

Available – Acrylic and oil on canvas (70×80 cm) – year 2015. Painted work “en plein air”.

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Comacchio

LANDSCAPES

Available – Acrylic and oil on canvas (80×70 cm) – year 2015. Painted work “en plein air”.

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Massimo Riccò's Vision of Art

The artist has the privilege and the power to concretize an idea by transforming reality into something exciting. The artist paints what he feels, not what he sees: and this is a substantial prerogative in the creative process.

An artwork born from the heart and soul, then the brain detaches itself from reality to access the irrational dimension and get in tune with the abstract concept of emotion.