Luigi Di Mauro

Italian-Brazilian painter and graphic designer since the 1980s. He produces figurative and abstract works, generally on canvas, where colors dominate the visual. In his figurative works, he seeks to portray contemporary behavior and conservation actions through the simplicity of the lines; while in his abstract works, he creates visuals with connections between colors through organic and harmonious forms that suggest attractive movement, tuning the eye to the art. Environment: With increased international visibility, he began work focused on highlighting the importance of the environment, producing pieces with themes of nature preservation, mainly of the Amazon rainforest, such as the painting Shapes of Samaúma Tree, which is now part of the permanent collection of a museum in South Korea. Museum: The works Shapes of Samaúma Tree and Daydreams Raising are now permanent part of the collection of the Haegeumgang Theme Museum, South Korea.