Pablo Solari

Born in 1953, Pablo Solari is an Argentinian painter. Art has been his vocation since childhood. At the age of 13, he studied classical pictorial techniques in several workshops, which still permeate his contemporary compositions. He was interested at first in the Italian Renaissance, as well as in Baroque and Romanticism. He then devoted to the study of Mexican muralism. At the same time, he perfected himself in drawing which would be the basis for his paintings later on, learning comic strips and cartoons techniques, and through his study of human anatomy, objects, games of lights and shadows.

The artist's world can be defined as a combination of Italian classicism and a pure Latin-American style. The artist describes his painting as "rational and realistic" the product of several years spent studying different techniques and pictorial styles. His paintings, frescoes of his daily life, comprise different human feelings such as joy, sadness and suffering, and emit a message of hope in the harmony of the ensemble.

Pablo Solari is internationally recognized. He has participated in numerous fairs in the United States, Spain, Argentina and Italy, where he was invited by the Tuscany region to participate in the International art fair of ExpoLucca in 2014. He also represented Argentina in the Expo Milano in 2015. His work was awarded with the first prize at the international competition "Miradas de Hispanoamerica" for his piece "Los desocupados" in 2004. Finally, the artist participated in the creation of frescoes for the Cusco Cathedral in Peru, and in the illustrations of religious books.