Manfredi Beninati

Italian painter and sculptor

Manfredi Beninati - Italian painter and sculptor
Born

January 11th, 1970
55 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Italy

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Born in 1970, a prominent Italian painter and sculptor. Achieved recognition for unique works that blend dreamlike landscapes with figurative elements. Exhibited in various prestigious galleries and venues across Italy and internationally. Focused on themes of memory and nostalgia, creating intricate visual narratives. Participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, attracting attention from art collectors and critics.

Exhibited at the Venice Biennale

Displayed works in major galleries across Europe

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