Art pairs with technology
to produce a futuristic Art medium!
 
Artists across the centuries have, in the most part,
adhered to traditional media when creating artwork.
Many have excelled in their craft by expanding the
knowledge of their chosen medium and have taken
it to new and dazzling heights by constantly honing
their skills through this newly acquired knowledge,
while remaining fairly within traditional boundaries.
Few actually have dared to venture into unchartered
territories, but those who did, have reaped the rich
artistic rewards that innovation brings and have
made, for the rest of us, the quantum leap, so to speak!

 Adriano Gemelli is such an artist.
Having distinguished himself as a traditional artist and
an accomplished multi faceted one at that, went on to
develop a new art medium that adds a new dimension
to art. By marrying modern technology to painting he
makes his art works come alive, capturing unique and
dynamic characteristics that couldn’t possibly be
achieved using traditional methods and media. Viewing
such work becomes a new experience with the viewer,
being able to have a mobile 180 degrees view point of
perception, interacts with the artwork which has been
constructed using Adriano’s patented method, and the
work actually responds to changes in the position of
the viewer and the varied light angle producing a
visual rhapsody that explodes with energised colours
like nothing you have seen before!
How does he do it?  

Many years went into research and development of
this method using multi layers of resins, oxidised
metals such as silver, brass and 23 carat gold which
are laminated onto the artwork surface to produce
this new and remarkable holospectral material that
changes with the light and the viewing angle into a
dynamic holographic image that is carefully designed
to achieve certain and calculated effect.
Such amazing technique has found many applications
in addition to painting such as architectural murals,
Suspended sculptures, cameo tiles, beautiful table tops
and will transform many other surfaces into stunning
works of art.
 
 A little light shed on the background of the artist
is, perhaps, in order here. Adriano has an extensive
artistic background including several years residency
at Dunmoochin with Clifton Pugh and Frank
Hogkinson, he also the studied the S. W. Hayter's
method of colour and relief etching, in 1977 he had
private study travelling in Europe and from 1977 to
1980 studied commercial printing, graphic design,
bookbinding and commercial camera operation, at
the Melbourne College of Printing and Graphic Arts.  
Adriano has, also, done extensive art lecturing and
community work in Victoria where he is now a very
successful professional artist.
You will enjoy a lovely time visiting his website at:
www.adriangemelli.com.au
 

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