Sergio Brambillasca

Sergio Brambillasca (Vimercate, Italy, 1963) is an Italian contemporary artist working across painting, drawing, digital graphics and sculpture. His artistic research explores themes of memory, collective consciousness and the fragile boundary between the finite and the infinite, often through symbolic compositions where human figures appear suspended in a timeless space.

Over the years he has developed a visual language that combines figurative representation with conceptual reflection, transforming everyday gestures and human figures into symbolic narratives that invite viewers to reflect on identity, silence and the deeper meaning of human existence.

Among his most significant projects are “2° Olocausto: Mediterraneo”, created in collaboration with art critic Paolo Levi, and “Sui passi della violenza”, a conceptual series of fourteen works addressing themes of violence, responsibility and collective memory.

In 2013 he received the Mede@ Award, presented by Anna Fendi, for the project Sui passi della violenza. The award ceremony also recognized major Italian media and journalism, including RAI, Striscia la Notizia, and several prominent journalists.

His projects have been presented in institutional contexts including the Ital...

Artistic training in visual arts, followed by technical design studies and architectural studies at the Politecnico di Milano.

July 2014 – Porto Viro
A cena con l’artista

2014 – Bienno
Permanent exhibition

November 2014 – Cremona
Tra Arte e Genialità

February 2015 – Sanremo
Tra testi antichi e arte concettuale

March 2015 – Bellagio
Mare, mistero e sensualità

April 2016 – Milan
Attraverso il mare

June 25, 2016 – Bellagio
La comunicazione

July 2016 – Vimercate (MB)
Mare

February 2017 – Lecco
Mia

October 2018 – Cremona
Dame

November 2018 – Cremona
Mediterraneo

2022–present – Italy
Sui passi della violenza — travelling exhibition