Broken Shell Print

Emanuele Cacciatore (25 7) Born in Vibo Valentia on 25 July 1979, he graduated in Communication Sciences at the University of Perugia, discussing a thesis on the semiotic process of the cinematographic image, supervisor prof. Andrea Bernardelli, a pupil of Umberto Eco. For a year he attended the painting course at the Academy of Fine Arts in Verona "Giambettino Cignaroli", workshop on the Lombard fresco and graffiti technique. His artistic interests also continue in the video field: a pupil of Andrea Purgatori, in 2004 he attended his scriptwriting course in Rome. In 2005 he directed, as well as commercial audiovisuals, a small documentary on the young Trentino artist Laurina Paperina. In 2007 he made his debut as a writer with "The warm winter" and with "The improbable expedition of the trifole" he won the national literary competition "Pontegobbo Città di Bobbio 2011". One of his paintings was selected as a finalist in the Art Competition of the Cairo group magazine of the same name. The Telaccia gallery in Turin presented some of his paintings in the autumn of 2014. In December 2015 he was included among the artists of the catalog: "Nuova Arte" published by Giorgio Mondadori. His works were exhibited in 2016 in the Spoleto Arte exhibition curated by Vittorio Sgarbi and at Palazzo Giustinian Faccanon in Venice. In September 2016, a painting: Sidereus Broken Skies, was presented on the website of the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan.