Fabbriziani - Untitled

Fabbriziani's tapestries are representative of the 1970s and 1980s. The artist, born in Rome at the time, developed a type of silkscreen printing, produced in limited editions, on fine fabrics such as silk, fine satin, and even mohair lula lamé. The silkscreen prints featured a variety of artistically representative subjects, suitable for home decoration. The style draws inspiration from Eastern art, particularly Chinese art, as evidenced by the choice of subjects.

Fabbriziani's tapestries and embroideries, originally conceived as simple decorative objects, later became a testament to the tastes and trends of their time, yet they still fit seamlessly into modern and contemporary decor today. It's not uncommon to see them used to create sets appreciated even by great directors like Federico Fellini.

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