Luca Freschi (1982) graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, in the Painting Department. During these years of activity, he has carried out research based on the otherness of the human figure, on personal and collective memory through the ...
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Luca Freschi (1982) graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, in the Painting Department. During these years of activity, he has carried out research based on the otherness of the human figure, on personal and collective memory through the use of plaster techniques. He has participated in various collective and solo exhibitions in Italy and Europe, among which we highlight in recent years: the 51st Edition of the Campigna Prize, at the Vero Stoppioni Contemporary Art Gallery in Santa Sofia; Open 12, International Exhibition of Sculptures and Installations on the Island of San Servolo in Venice in 2009; and in 2011 he won the first edition of the OPERA/Fabbrica, at the Cloister of the Oriani Library in Ravenna. Recent solo exhibitions include: 2018 “Rust Never Sleeps”, Zeit Gallery Pietrasanta, “Out of Memory”, Art & Space Gallery at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Munich, “Pop Up Store Momentum”, Art & Space Gallery at Lungarno Collection Hotels Florence, “Surgery”, Debaser Gallery, Pietrasanta, 2017, “The Practice of the Imperfect”, niArt Gallery, Ravenna, 2015, “Volatile Apparitions” National Etruscan Museum of Marzabotto; “Lacrimae Rerum”, Picture Gallery of Rimini in 2014; “Simplify and Disobey”, Stefano Forni Gallery, Bologna in 2013. Group exhibitions: “Italy Korea, Art and Culture - Recognizing Differences”, Sala della Tinazzara, National Museum of Ravenna in 2018; “Parallel Dialogues,” Lara and Rino Costa Gallery, Valenza, and “Sculpture is a Serious Thing,” Bonioni Art Gallery, Reggio Emilia, 2016; “True Art,” Gianni Isola Center, Imola; “Martyrium,” at the MEAM in Barcelona and the Pobla de Segur Sculpture Biennial, Lleida, Spain, 2014. In 2015, he was selected as a finalist in the 59th International Ceramics Prize in Faenza, and in 2017, he was invited to Korea to participate in the Gyeonggi International Ceramics Biennial. He received an “honorable mention” at the 39th International Ceramic Art Exhibition and Competition in Gualdo Tadino, Perugia, Italy, 2017. Some of his works have won national awards and have been acquired by Italian and Spanish public collections. He currently collaborates with important Italian and European galleries. He lives and works in Meldola.
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