Trecasali series takes its name from the artist’s place of birth. Started in 2023 and consisting of over 100 oil paintings on canvas, each measuring 16 × 16 cm, this body of work features images drawn from the lowlands - such as sheds and cornfields - mixed with elements like an abandoned jacket or a loaf of bread, as well as disturbing presences, including a portrait of Ferdinando Carretta, a notorious killer from the region.
Unframed
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About the artist:

Born in Parma, Italy, in 1984, Francesco Gianelli grew up in the lowlands of the River Po, where he developed a deep affinity for the region’s flat, somewhat gloomy landscapes. Blending these influences with references to blues, folk art, American photography, and skateboarding, Gianelli creates imagery in which ordinary, often marginal subjects possess a strange enigmatic power, as if they emanate a kind of magical glow.

Francesco Gianelli studied at Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera in Milan. His work has been shown in group exhibitions in Italy and United States. He had his first solo show at One Trick Pony gallery in Los Angles in 2025.

Specs:

6.5 inches
6.5 inches
Francesco Gianelli:
Untitled ("Costumes"), 2024
Oil on canvas
6.5 × 6.5 inches /