Not just painting. Inside the Cervelli Ribelli atelier, the artist is in fact lending his creativity to the creation of accessories for the fashion market, ceramics and design objects. And who knows that one day, as hoped for by those who follow him on his path, that Tommy Lab will one day be a model for all those like him, “beings of few words and with very colorful thoughts who, like puppets dancers, jump on chairs and tables “.
Tommaso Nicoletti (born in 1998, aka Tommy), an open studio exhibition, within the VII edition of the Rome Art Week, scheduled from 24 to 29 October. The young neuro divergent artist has set up the exhibition (about 50 works) in the spaces where he works, experiencing a presence in the Metaverse. Some of Tommy Nicoletti’s works will also be open to the public in the ‘Barattolo’ gallery inside the Martix Metaverse.
Not only a painter, in the Cervelli Ribelli atelier, the artist is in fact lending his creativity to the creation of accessories for the fashion market, ceramics and design objects. And who knows that one day, as hoped for by those who follow him on his path, that Tommy Lab will one day be a model for all those like him, “beings of few words and with very colorful thoughts who, like puppets dancers, jump on chairs and tables “.
His resume is rich. In three years, with colors and brushes, Tommaso Nicoletti has produced more than 100 paintings, made with the technique of acrylic on canvas and over 200 drawings. For Behuman, Tommy created the charms for their accessory lines. Among other creations, the Wafaa minibag, the Ibiza Bag with the giraffe, the bags with the heart for Valentine’s Day. He is working on new projects for national and foreign markets, including the recent launch of the ’20Love’ line of sports accessories, based on his designs, he has collaborated with the designer Daniela Dallavalle, with the ceramist Gabriella Di Giacomo for Essent’ial (for the brand is signing accessories in eco-sustainable and recyclable materials).
And again in the fashion fields, the lines ‘The world that smiles by Tommy’ and ‘Rebel Animals’, Leroy Merlin has instead launched a series of cushions with prints of works by Tommy. “This young artist exhibits a singular unity of language – wrote the art historian Tiziano Panconi – Paintings as deep visual recordings, a seismograph plunged into the abyss of his celestial soul as an eternal child, forced to take refuge in the reassuring perimeters of his marked monolithic forms “.