Enzo Carnebianca

Enzo Carnebianca, is a sculptor and painter born in Rome Italy (March 18, 1948).[1]

Biography

1976 - M° Enzo Carnebianca creating the clay model of “Detachment from matter”

His father was Alfonso dei Carnebianca di Sezze, his mother Clelia Pelliccione. He is considered by art critics the most coherent and brilliant follower of fantastic surrealism which had in its highest expression in Alberto Savino in Italy and in Salvator Dalì at European level. From 1969 he took part to more than 100 international - solo and collective – exhibitions.

He won prestigious prizes and awards, his artworks are present in many prestigious public and private collections both in Europe and in the rest of the world. Four of his first works, as young artist, are located in the Central Hall of the Historic Artistic Museum, “The Treasure of Saint Peter in Vatican” inside Saint Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City – Rome. Self-taught artist, since 1966 he worked as painter, also in the field of Italian Theatre Design, with the master Camillo Parravicini and from 1968 in Dino De Laurentiis cinema Studios as well as in Cinecittà on the sets of Fred Tuch, where he improved his techniques, accompanying his famous uncle Vincenzo Pelliccione, stage name Eugene DeVerdi.[2] In the ’80 he worked in Caracas for Italcambio simultaneously with Salvador Dali[3] and Pietro Annigoni.[4] Enzo Carnebianca is a cultured artist, a great expert of the visionary and esoteric Western culture, He has an exceptional technical and perspective preparation. He is the author of unforgettable works entered in the collective imagination. His style is identified in a fascinating surrealism, which presents in painting chromatic contrasts of turquoise and ocher colors.

Prizes and Awards

Detachment from matter (1977), Historic Artistic Museum, “The Treasure of Saint Peter in Vatican” inside Saint Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City – Rome

During the years he received many prizes and awards, among others:

He is registered in S.I.A.E.[7] since 1986 within which he has been representative of Sculptors to S.I.A.E. figurative Arts Committee of the O.L.A.F. Section (Literary Works and Figurative Arts). In 1975 he has been member founder of the U.L.A.[8] In 2005 he has been the promoter of the "Committee for the constitution of the category of Teachers and Artists of Visual Arts" and for the reduction of V.A.T. share to 4%, by the legislative office of the Ministry of Culture. He is the proposer of the “S.I.A.E. stamp for Figurative Arts" that is a particular S.I.A.E. labeling issued by the O.L.A.F. Section only to living artists. It confers an added value to the work of art avoiding market mystifications and guaranteeing the authenticity of the circulations of the works of art. Carnebianca begun to use this special stamp in 2003 as certification of guarantee of one of his work-prize, and he is the first one in the world who conceived, proposed, and applied it.

Critics

Many art critics and art historians have written about him. Among others: Dario Bellezza,[9] Carlo Fabrizio Carli, Marco Gallo, Giorgio Di Genova, Domenico Guzzi, Salvatore Italia, Elio Mercuri, Guido Mazzotta, Dario Rezza, Vito Riviello, Giuseppe Selvaggi, Carlo Savini, Claudio Strinati, Luigi Tallarico, Cesare Vivaldi.

Poets

Many poets have written for him. Among others: "Per Enzo Carnebianca" (1993) by Dario Bellezza, "Il Tempo" (1994) by Elisabetta Granzotto, "Scultura del Tempo" (1994) by Antonio Lo Iacono, "Cera Persa Clepatra"(1994) by Mario Lunetta, "Bronzo Cosmico"(1994) by Vito Riviello.

Musicians

M° Nicola Colabianchi former Artistic Director of Teatro dell’Opera di Roma composed and played for him the symphonic opera "Time without Time" (1994).

SOLO EXHIBITIONS among others

Occhio dell'ignoto (1982)

in 1980 in Caracas at the Venezuelan Institute of Italian Culture, in 1983 in Rome at the Cinema Capranica for Fantafestival - Cinema Review of Science Fiction, in 1987 in Rome at the Galleria Tartaruga curator Domenico Guzzi, in 1988 in L'Aquila at the National Museum of Abruzzo curator Cesare Vivaldi and Valletta (Malta) retrospective exhibition at the National Museum of Archeology, curator Cesare Vivaldi, in 1994 in Rome Galleria Ca' d'Oro text and presentation of Dario Bellezza curator Tony Porcella, Celano (AQ) Museum Castello Piccolomini, exhibition titled "BEYOND THAT 'YOU SEE" curator Giorgio Di Genova and Rome cultural operation at the Oak of Tasso, intervention by Ferruccio Ulivi and Carlo Savini, in L'Aquila in the Abruzzo National Museum exhibition entitled " TIME WITHOUT TIME ", in 1995 in Pescara displays at the birthplace of Gabriele D'Annunzio,[10] entitled" LOST WAX CLEOPATRA "catalog presentation by Mario Lunetta, in 1997 in Rome View at the CASC room the Bank of Italy, presented by Claudio Strinati and Maurizio Berri, in 2005 in Milan's Fiera Milano City "VITRUM 2005" with the sculpture "The Key of Life" 2012, "Thime Wihouth Time" Art Basel Miami (USA) curator Gloria Porcella, "2013 Year of the Italian Culture" Coral Gables (USA) curator Gloria Porcella,

COLLECTIVE EXHIBITIONS among others

in 1983 in New York Expo New York'83, in 1985 in Bari Expo Bari'85, in 1990 and 1991 in Rome at the Monumental Complex of San Michele, in 1991 in Tokyo at the Open Air Museum, 1991-2007 Sulmona (AQ) Sulmona Prize, in 1992 in Rome at the Rondanini Gallery, "art trails in Lazio", in 1995 in Deruta (PG) Moretti Gallery "Comoditas", in 1996 in L'Aquila Abruzzo National Museum, in 1997 in Rome Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome curator Giorgio Di Genova, Rome Palazzo delle Esposizioni participates with the work "Dance in Time - the Key of Life" the exhibition "the great female characters of Italian literature in the interpretation of contemporary art" curated by Ferruccio Ulivi in Rome: "Arteroma'97 Expo" at the Fiera di Roma, in 2000 in Berlin shows "No Soap No Hope "at Galerie Weisser Elefant curator Gloria Porcella in 2001 to Monterosso Calabro (VV) National Exhibition of Contemporary Art Biennal, presented by Luigi Tallarico, in 2003 in Milan on the occasion of the 8th International Exhibition of Modern and Contemporary Art, in Rome Gallery "Soligo," in Rome International Exhibition of Contemporary Sculpture, in Ostia at the Port of Rome "La Bellezza came from the Sea" scientific direction of Francesco Sisinni, in 2007 in Rome at the Chamber of Deputies, "in White Works" presentation A. Natale Rossi, in 2008 the Sanctuary of San Gabriele Isola del Gran Sasso (TE) Thirteenth Biennial of Contemporary Sacred Art, Stauròs Foundation curated by Mons.Carlo Chenis, in 2011 Rome - Ostia at the Sports Museum of the Olympic Center FIJLKAM, participates in the 1st Biennale di scultura International Festival of Rome, Casina Valadier curators Gloria Porcella and Lamberto Petrecca, 2012 Rome-Ostia Sport and Myth in the Museum of Olympic Sports Center FIJLKAM, 2013 Artist Exhibiting Artist ArtCenter South Florida Miami (USA), "Timeless Time" with "Beyond time" works by Salvador Dali Ca 'd'Oro Gallery in Coral Gables (USA) presented by Gloria Porcella. 2013 Roma in The Firsth Luxury Hotel “Art Carpet” curator Gianluca Marziani e Giulia Abate for Galleria Mucciaccia, 2014 Castles (AQ) "For Love of Ceramics" curator Giuseppe Bacci. 2014 41th Prize Sulmona curator Carlo Fabrizio Carli.

Bibliography

Rinascita (1978)[11]

References

  1. ↑ Official site Enzo Carnebianca - Content posted September 15, 2016 with the contribution of the Master Enzo Carnebianca
  2. ↑ Eugene DeVerdi - Historic stunt double of Charlie Chaplin who worked for a long time in Cinecittà and Dino De Laurentiis ‘s Studios as lighting, audio and special effects engineer and inventor
  3. ↑ Salvador Dali, spanish surrealist artist
  4. ↑ Pietro Annigoni, Pittore italiano
  5. ↑ By an international jury chaired by Prof. Bernard Przwozny and coordinated by the director of planning Institute Carlo Savini
  6. ↑ Vittorio Sgarbi, is an Italian art critic, art historian, politician, cultural commentator and television personality
  7. ↑ S.I.A.E. - Italian Society of Authors and Publishers
  8. ↑ Unione Liberi Artisti - Group founded by Maestro Enzo Carnebianca in 1975, free artists not connected with art dealers and galleries.
  9. ↑ Dario Bellezza, was an Italian poet, author and playwright.
  10. ↑ Gabriele D'Annunzio, was an Italian writer, poet, journalist, playwright and soldier during World War I.
  11. ↑ Rinascita (1978) - Listed on "Storia dell'arte italiana del '900" the art historian Giorgio Di Genova, Ed. Bora
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