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Luca Dal Vignale at 12 Antwerp

last update 01 April 2025

Luca Dal Vignale at 12 Antwerp

Known for his dreamlike, almost cinematic compositions, Antwerp-based Italian artist Luca Dal Vignale blends elements of classical painting with contemporary narratives, crafting evocative and layered visual worlds. His works explore themes of memory, nostalgia, and fleeting moments of beauty, making them both timeless and deeply personal.

Luca Dal Vignale discovered his passion for art at the age of 18 in the atelier of a painter in La Spezia, Italy. His early work was deeply influenced by expressionist painting, which he explored while studying at the Academy of Carrara. Later, in Brussels, he pursued a double master’s degree in painting and tapestry, where his practice evolved into a more physical and material approach. Moving beyond traditional painting, he experimented with textiles - collaging, sewing, draping, and stretching fabric to create spatial compositions. In Antwerp, Luca further expanded his artistic vocabulary through performative, sculptural, and installation-based works. However, a deep sense of nostalgia led him back to painting, the medium he finds most expressive and liberating.

12 is initiated by AIM Architecture, a global architecture and design studio known for its bold, immersive spatial experiences. With this space, AIM wants to create more than just a gallery - it’s a living, evolving platform where art, design, and culture intersect in meaningful ways. Whether through exhibitions, collaborations, or spontaneous encounters, our goal is to make 12 a place where ideas take shape, new conversations begin, and creative energy flows freely.

April​ 3​ - 11​, 2025​
https://www.12antwerp.com/

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