Martino Lanfranconi - The Statues of Villa Litta in Lainate

The iconography of this work is inspired by a conscious classicist citation. The artistic language draws inspiration from classical antiquity, both Greek and Roman, as well as its revival during the Renaissance. All this translates into an execution whose primary goal is mimesis, that is, the human need to imitate and reproduce nature, the world around us. Along with naturalistic rendering, the other fundamental concept, according to the parameters of Classicism, is the unity of the work of art, through a harmonious correspondence between all its parts.

Martino Lanfranconi's style is essentially based on remarkable technical skill. As these works demonstrate, he is an artist who specializes primarily in drawing. His depictions are highly naturalistic, full of balance and compositional harmony. To enhance realism, every detail is meticulously crafted, with an abundance of detail. Formally, the precision of the drawing is complemented by a light, rapid stroke, lending the work a fresh, vibrant feel.

Martino Lanfranconi is an artist from Lainate, born in 1960. Lanfranconi displays a broad, classical conception of artistic representation. He possesses a remarkable drawing technique, which allows him to capture natural reality in harmonious and balanced compositions.

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