Angelo Marini x Tactile Art - Titania (XL)

Title of the work: Titania Artist: Angelo Marini Technique: Fine Art relief print with structured embossing and hot surface modeling Materials: Premium material support Size: 90x135 cm (+ 5 cm white borders) Edition: Large-format work produced in a limited edition 1/10 with a signed Certificate of Authenticity ANGELO MARINI × TACTILE Angelo Marini was born in Sant’Angelo in Vado, Marche, where he lives and works. Since the early 1990s he has developed a research in portraiture and post-hyperrealist painting, drawing the attention of critics such as Vitaliano Angelini, Armando Ginesi and Davide Tonti. His language intertwines figurative tradition with memories, myth, and dream. The care for line and details goes hand in hand with a personal vision in which figures and natural elements take on symbolic meaning. The female figure occupies a central place in his production: a contemplative and ideal presence, she becomes the interpreter of beauty and the journey through existence. Beside her appear dryads, cosmogonies, shells suspended in space, and surreal archaeology. From this emerges a poetic universe in which reality and imagination coexist, withdrawing from the references of daily time. /// Exhibition path Throughout his career, Marini has presented his works in solo shows in Fano at Galleria Art Exhibition; in Rome at Teatro Eliseo; in Pesaro at Art065 Gallery; in Ancona at Palazzo delle Marche; and in Urbino at Galleria Pinxit. He has also participated in group exhibitions in Trevi at the Flash Art Museum – Palazzo delle Esposizioni; in Padua for Arte Fiera; in Parma within Parma Arte; at the Fortress of San Leo; in Milan at Palazzo Durini; and in Arezzo at Galleria Margiachi. Among the most recent participations and exhibitions are “Pesaro Arte & Poesia,” at the Alexander Museum Palace in Pesaro in 2018; “Viaggio immaginario,” at Montefeltro Gallery in Urbania in 2024; and the solo show at Italian Art Touch in Pesaro in 2025. /// The collaboration with Tactile The works presented here belong to the first series created by Angelo Marini in collaboration with Tactile. The project opens a new chapter in his artistic path, translating his imagination into works that combine digital printing and relief on canvas. The realization at the Tactile studio introduces a tactile dimension: the relief accompanies the shapes, highlights the details, and creates variations of light and shadow on the surface. The image thus invites close observation, where visual perception is enriched by the physical presence of the relief. /// The cycle “Senza tempo” “Driade,” “Titania” and “Il mio giardino segreto” belong to the cycle “Senza tempo” and are the first three works of the Angelo Marini × Tactile project presented at auction. The three compositions develop a dialogue between figure, nature, and imagination. Female presences, interweavings and organic forms suggest a suspended world, where beauty becomes an occasion for contemplation and references to myth leave room for personal interpretations. The collaboration with Tactile brings this expressive universe to a raised surface, offering a new mode of engagement with the artist’s research. - TACTILE is an artistic production studio specialized in creating textured relief works. The works combine visual research, surface design, and advanced printing technologies, allowing image, texture, and relief to be integrated on a single support. Each work is created in collaboration with selected artists through a process that includes ideation, digital modeling, and final color definition. A visual and tactile experience in which light and the point of observation reveal details and nuances of the matter. - The work is packaged with professional materials. Placed in dedicated protection and shipped inside a sturdy rigid box to prevent impact and deformation. Shipping is carried out via express courier with tracking service. The tracking number is communicated to the buyer as soon as available, to allow monitoring of delivery.

Utropspris:SEK 6,675.56

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