Davide Frisoni

Born in Rimini in 1965, where he still lives and works today, Davide Frisoni graduated from the Liceo Artistico di Rimini and the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna, laying the foundations for a prolific and multifaceted artistic career. Since the summer of 1999, the street has become the privileged place of his artistic research, with his urban landscapes characterized by cars, traffic lights, traffic signs, lightning, street lamps and, of course, monuments. His works, ranging from painting to sculpture, are present in prestigious public and private collections, both in Italy and abroad, including the Ducati Collection in Tokyo, the Sharon Gallery in San Diego, the Crotone Pinacoteca and the CARIM Foundation. Since 2003, he has begun to receive international recognition. His works are exhibited in San Diego, New York; Istanbul, Moscow and Miami. He is recognized as one of the best representatives of the New Italian Figurative Art. In 2009, the critic Alberto Agazzani selected him for the Sismondi Biennale in Rimini, initiating a collaboration that would see him featured in several important exhibitions. His participation in Art Basel Miami in 2010 and the Venice Biennale in 2011, at the invitation of Vittorio Sgarbi, testify to his growing reputation.