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1986
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Attilio Spagnuolo, known as Spatt, born in 1986 in Abruzzo, is a visual artist and muralist whose work is characterized by an intense, textural painting style where figuration and abstraction merge into an emotional and instinctive language. His research explores human fragility, bodily tension, and vulnerability as a form of creative strength. In his work, painting clearly emerges as an authentic and vital act. He has participated in numerous urban art festivals in Italy and abroad, including the Pulpa Festival in 2021–22 and 2024. In his works, rapid gestures coexist with suspended silences, with the pictorial matter becoming a psychological expression.
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