Federico Cortese
I am like a mouse in its box, gnawing on the drawings I have stored for winter.
The collections within Federico’s work
Urban Echoes
4 Prints · Ready to Frame
These works share a muted, somewhat melancholic palette and depict architectural forms or urban elements with a sense of quiet grandeur. — ‘Abandoned room with the Empire State Building’, ‘The infinite city’, ‘Memory of Turin’ and ‘Little house’.
Nature's Intimacy
Focused on natural elements, these works employ a delicate, often detailed technique to capture flora and fauna with a sense of quiet observation.
Mythic Structures
These pieces share a fantastical or dreamlike quality, featuring imposing structures that blend reality with imaginative architectural forms.
Fabled Creatures
United by their whimsical and often surreal depictions of animals, these works possess a unique narrative quality and a slightly fantastical mood.
Works by Federico Cortese
120 pieces
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About Federico
Federico receives 20% of every sale
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Visual voice
Federico Cortese — questions answered
Where does Federico Cortese create his work?
He works in a dedicated room within his home in Turin, Italy, which he describes as a small, self-contained microcosm.
What are the primary techniques used in this collection?
The collection features classic oil on canvas paintings and detailed pencil drawings.
How does the artist find inspiration?
He draws from a variety of sources including books, music, his own travel photos, and images found on the internet.
Does the artist use digital technology in his process?
Yes, he uses graphics and virtual modeling programs as a support for his traditional painting and drawing techniques.
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