Mauro de Giorgi

Mauro de Giorgi

Mauro de Giorgi’s practice of art is a constant attempt to achieve balance and purity through a minimal yet creative approach.

Mauro De Giorgi is an international artist whose works have been displayed in Venice Biennale, London, Tokyo, and now Singapore, where he currently lives.  He has always been fascinated by Asian and Japanese aesthetics.

​Mauro’s practice of art is a constant attempt to achieve balance and purity through a minimal yet creative approach.   It includes ancient techniques such as sumi (calligraphy ink), gyotaku (fish printing) and iwa enogu (mineral pigments).  To create his drawings Mauro has to be in union with the true self, as each brush stroke springs from a certain state of mind. The artist views it as a moving meditation, an attitude of directness and unselfconsciousness in his creative work.