Nube Negra (2016)
Acrylic on Canvas
145cm x 145cm
WO (2016)
Acrylic on Canvas
145cm x 145cm
Gatos (2016)
Acrylic on Canvas
145cm x 145cm
Rayo Rojo (2016)
Acrylic on Canvas
145cm x 145cm
El Llanto Del Rey (2016)
Acrylic on Canvas
145cm x 145cm
Hollywood (2014)
Mixed Media in Box
28cm x 34cm
Hakesher (2014)
Mixed Media in Box
28cm x 34cm
Untitled Collaboration with Orilo Blandini (2012)
240cm x 120cm
Acrylic on plywood
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Untitled Collaboration with Orilo Blandini (2012)
240cm x 120cm
Acrylic on plywood
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Untitled Collaboration with Orilo Blandini
240cm x 120cm
Acrylic on plywood
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Untitled Collaboration with Orilo Blandini (2012)
320cm x 150cm x 80cm
An old rowing boat, acrylic, hessian, an oar, twine
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Live Painting Exhibition with Orilo Blandini (2012)
Saatchi & Saatchi Beach Party, Cannes Lions, France
Pieces to be auctioned for The Parents Circle Families Forum Charity
Auction Ends December 20th 2012
Stuntman
Mixed Media in Box
28cm x 34cm
SOLD
The Couple
Mixed Media in Box
28cm x 34cm
SOLD
Waiting
Mixed Media in Box
28cm x 34cm
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Defi Gagliardo, was born in Villa real, Buenos Aires, into a traditional Italian family living in a small neighborhood in a cosmopolitan city.
What began as innocent and casual play developed over the years, accompanying his first experiences of intervening in public spaces.
He studied design at the University of Buenos Aires, but his flammable spirit burned beyond the limits of academia, where it nurtured itself in the beginning, later transgressing them and creating Fase with other artists, a movement that synthesizes illustration, motion graphics, music and experimentation. This movement served as the basis for a personal development, in which curiosity branched out into distinct plans of action.
Around 2001, he played an important part in the birth of Street Art in Argentina, which emerged as a medium of direct communication with the spectator in a time of crisis, while at the same time generating alternative spaces due to a lack of galleries willing to appropriate its works. It was in this way that animals, friends and the street were spontaneously transformed into the material on which his explorations of color and his constant search for reaction express themselves.
He evades categorization and definition, escaping them through perpetual mutation. The many facets of his work range from the kitchen to fashion design. Lindo Killer brings his art to unique garments that transform the person wearing them into a mobile painting. While the street is his natural environment, his work achieves its potential when his many creations are exhibited in a single gallery space, as was done in London in 2003, and continues to be done today in Berlin, Los Angeles, Barcelona, Milan, Buenos Aires.