Luciano
Colossi

WRITINGS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS: The artist and his creative experience. Luciano Colossi was born in the city of Porto Alegre, southern Brazil. He left his hometown in his Childhood upon professional means conducted by his father and moved around to other cities in Brazil. Moreover, as a teenager in high school, he had the opportunity to live in the United States with his family (1986 to 1989), where his father achieved the academic degree for Doctor of Education at the George Washington University, Washington DC. There Luciano was able to visit Museums, Monuments and art galleries, inspiring the young artist.His early artistic outcomes begun in college, where he got graduated in Psychology. Some have asked about his artistic education... Colossi has not been to an Academy of Fine Arts, nevertheless, since his youth, many years before he could visit any museum... early in his childhood he was inspired by the flipping through pages of art books and encyclopaedias. Perhaps as a result of many individual conflicts he felt then, he discovered a way to have creative outlets of his feelings through Art! All of his creative process begins with his "writings"... his peculiar graphic design. Some may call it hieroglyphs... other may feel like psychography may be what he`s doing... So he`s expressing his deepest feelings, archetypes as well as his perceptions of what humanity's living through with his Art. From these experiences Luciano Colossi produces a very original Artwork... different of everything you`ve ever seen.... Digital prints and acrylic paintings are the major products that have been seen all around the world at Internet since the early 1990ths. He prefers not to name his engravings as digital art, for they originate from drawings or paintings on paper and other surfaces finished in Photoshop!In painting, he has developed a technique, predominantly gestural, trying to express that same symbolism found in his digital prints. Inspired by the works of Miro, Kandinsky, Picasso, and other artists... He is a great admirer of Van Gough and Bosch! Now he turns back to the public afresh, for chorus, through their gleaming look, could dream and encounter in the author's artwork, meanings that he himself is unaware of.