Among the greatest contemporary Italian artists, Christian Carlini (1981) is known internationally for revolutionizing the phenomenon “Photorealism”. He has exhibited his works in the most prestigious international art galleries, from Positano to Padua, from London, Den Haag to the USA, from Moscow to Andorra.

Self-taught, the artist has always shown his pictorial ability. He begins by studying the history of art and the pictorial techniques of the past, paying particular attention to the Flemish and hyperrealistic works, this does not take him away from his extreme admiration of the character of St. Dali.

In the early years he devoted more time to the study of painting than to its practical execution, he wanted to break the chromatic rules of Photorealism bringing it into the world of high-definition color represented by the current 4K HDR screens. This will give life to the paintings making the emotion imprimed immediately recognizable to the modern consumer. His obsession for deep and bright colors, with a dynamic range higher than the classic hyperrealism, led him to synthesize the compositions by removing the tops, extremizing the lights and zoom the objects represented to make them, with their colors, the only protagonists of the scene. The works, oil on canvas, are the result of a deep conceptual expression. They are the reflection of the concept of turbo-emotion of our time, of liquid and instant emotion, the spoon to interpret the “Carpe Diem”.