Maurizio Orrico - Misericordiae Vultus

In Maurizio Orrico's artistic production, various styles blend together, integrating figurative references with diverse expressive media. Especially in his graphic work, the mechanical reproduction of an image of ruins is interpolated by the artist's intervention.

In this regard, Maurizio Orrico's works propose this reflection, conceiving extremely complex compositions based on a conceptual syncretism. In Orrico's works, post-archaeological or post-modern elements blend with abstract images of contemporary life. This is presented through a fusion of styles where the artwork is reproduced almost like a photographic ready-made. All this implies a reflection on the relationship between image reproduction and their viewing through electronic devices.

Maurizio Orrico was born in Cosenza in 1962. In the early 1990s, frequent trips to the United States led him to major group exhibitions, including his first solo show in New York in 1994. After debuting as a painter, he focused on analog and digital photography and the use of other expressive media such as sculpture, installation, and video art. He is a founding member of PSL (Pluri Sensorial Laboratory), a laboratory that focuses on techniques for reducing perceptual anomalies. This laboratory begins with a systematic exploration of the "sensory concept": a limiting concept for those who possess senses.

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