Marco Raimondo, submitted artwork
Marco Raimondo
Painting
Milan
Marco Raimondo is a digital artist whose work delves into themes of identity, perception, and the interplay between tradition and innovation. Based in Milan, Italy, Marco combines his background in electronic engineering with a passion for art, creating a unique fusion of analog techniques and digital processes. His practice often begins with hand-drawn sketches, transformed through his "Digital Stain Immersion" method, which layers colors and textures digitally while preserving the tactile essence of the original artwork. Influenced by Gilles Deleuze’s concepts of pli (fold) and diagramme, Marco’s art reflects the fluidity of perception and the complexity of human experience. He studied Electronic Engineering and has showcased his work in exhibitions and initiatives, including a recent project supporting the fight against violence toward women. Marco’s work is featured on his website, www.raimondoart.com, and continues to captivate audiences with its innovative balance of tradition and digital artistry.
Works
Marco Raimondo, submitted artwork
"Blue" portrays a young woman in quiet reflection, her face softly illuminated amidst deep blue shadows. Inspired by Joni Mitchell’s "Blue," the artwork captures the complexity of memory and introspection. Digital composition available as a fine art print in a limited edition, Blue invites viewers into a moment of solitude and emotional depth.
