Bruno Donzelli -Carrà con babà-

Bruno Donzelli was born in Napoli in 1941. Donzelli’s pictorial production is divided into pictorial cycles, for example “Ormare” and “Siparietti impertinenti”. Initially inspired by the language of Pop and Cobra, Donzelli, already at the end of the 1960s, turned to expressionist painting. He later developed a personal stylistic code, which reached total artistic maturity only in recent decades. Donzelli therefore intertwines a close dialogue with the historical avant-gardes and modern painting, in his works we can see the footsteps of Picasso, Warhol, Fontana and Kandinsky. In 1989 he created some works on ceramics, multiples and unique hand-painted pieces. In 1991 he also tried his hand at scenography, with the creation of costumes and settings for the show “Crazy Nights in Petersburg”, based on Dostoevsky’s “White Nights” at the Teatro dell’Orologio in Rome.