Luonnon ja valon taidokas kuvaaja
Kuvataiteilija Tero Annanolli on valmistunut Taideteollisesta korkeakoulusta taiteen maisteriksi. Vuonna 2012 Annanolli palkittiin kultamitalilla Lontoon kulttuuri Olympialaisissa. Kotimaan lisäksi Annanollilla on pitänyt näyttelyjä Italiassa, Ranskassa ja Indonesiassa. Annanolli tunnetaan pyöreän pohjamuodon käytöstä.
Arvokkaan ja arvottoman kuljettaminen rinnakkain on yksi lähtökohta Annanollin teosten materiaalivalinnoissa. Hän käyttää maalausten pohjina kierrätysmateriaaleja, mm. verhoja, päiväpeitteitä, rullaverhoja tai pöytäliinoja. Annanolli on aina ihaillut vanhaa taidekäsityötä, jonka vaikutteita hän hyödyntää nykyhetkessä. Hänen työskentelytapaansa voisi kuvata vanhojen tekniikoiden uusiokäytöksi. Tekniikkana hän käyttää akryyliä, öljyä ja lehtimetalleja, mm. valko- ja lehtikultaa. Yhtenä välineenä on värillinen pullotussi, joka muistuttaa entisajan mustepullossa kastettavaa mustekynää.
Visual Artist Tero Annanolli
Tero Annanolli was born 1975. Tero grew up in a small town on the western coast of Finland. Annanolli graduated at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki (MA). He is a multitalented person: Visual Artist, Art teacher MA and Art Developer. Annanolli has 15 years of experience in teaching art. At the same time Annanolli has been creating his career as a Visual Artist. He has continuously developed his artistic expression, and Annanolli has actively organized art exhibitions, both in Finland and abroad. For example, Annanolli’s latest international exhibition was in Jakarta, Indonesia 2016. He was awarded a gold medal at the London Cultural Olympiad, in 2012. He has been a member of the Olympic Fine Arts Association since 2014. Annanolli has spent extensive periods painting in both Paris and Rome.Annanolli’s work has been praised for his versatile use of materials, and closeness to nature. Recycled fabrics are used as a base material for paintings, and he combines fabrics with leaf metals, in a surprising way. Annanolli typically chooses flowers, plants, landscapes, portraying humans as themes, for his paintings. Key issues in his artworks are surface, structure and the use of recycled fabrics, such as cast-off tablecloths, bedspreads and curtains.“My works were inspired by nature and food – the life around us,” says artist Tero Annanolli. “I often explore new environments on foot, attuned to the scents and sounds, as well as the light in the early morning, in the evening, or after the rain. Wild herbs are something ordinary, and multidimensional at the same time. You can find them by ditches and in the fields, and they reveal fine shapes and flavors, and fascinating stories.” In his works, Tero has depicted the delicate nature of wild herbs, and has added touches of gold leaf that reflect the light streaming into the depths of the forest.Rich in colour, Tero Annanolli’s paintings portray the passage of time, myths and visual layers: flowers, sculptures, birds and local flora. For example, the painting, “Life of a Man”, has been painted on a round tablecloth made by Finlayson, in oil, leaf metal and bottled Indian ink. Tero reuses old techniques to create impressive, layered paintings with great skill. Life of a Man portrays the head of a Florentine sculpture of a soldier, layered with the berries of the aronia shrub, and Bohemian waxwings from Finland. Together with the colour scheme of the recycled tablecloth, serving as the canvas, these depict the challenges of a man’s life.
Spécialistedes matériaux recyclés et de l’or
Tero ANNANOLLI, artiste peintre finlandais né en 1975, a étudié à l’Ecole supérieure d’art et de design et à l’Académie de Beaux-Arts de Helsinki, ainsi qu’ l’Institut Repin à Saint-Pétersbourg. Médaille d’or des Beaux-Arts aux Olympiades culturelles de Londres en 2012, il expose régulièrement en Finlande et à l’étranger. Annanolli s’intéresse aux anciens procédés artistiques ou artisanaux. Dans ses œuvres, il combine d’une façon originale des matériaux nobles et recyclés : la structure des tissusrécupérés – nappes ou rideaux abandonnés – donne une texture particulière aux peintures qu’il décore de feuilles d’or ou d’autres métaux précieuxLes fleurs ou autres plantes, les paysages et les barques sont souvent présents dans les œuvres d’Annanolli. Dans ses portraits; artiste étudie le modèle en relation au paysage, à l’espace. Tero Annanolli utilise la tempéra à l’œuf, la peinture à l’huile, le fusain et l’encre dans son art. Dernièrement, il s’est intéressé aux encres en couleur dont plusieurs aspects le fascinent : la transparence de l’encre, sa force en couleur et la ligne aléatoire dessinée à l’aide d’une pique pour brochette.
Oro ed Erbe selvatiche
Tero Annanolli è nato nel 1975 in Finlandia. Si è diplomato all’Accademia di Arti Applicate con una laurea magistrale in arte. Annanolli è stato premiato con una medaglia d’oro alle Olimpiadi culturali di Londra nel 2014. L’artista è socio dell’Associazione delle Olimpiadi d’Arte dal 2012. Annanolli ha lavorato ed esposto le sue opere all’estero, ultimamente a Giacarta, Parigi e nell’Istituto Finlandese di Roma, Villa Lante.
I dipinti intrisi di colore di Tero Annanolli trattano del corso del tempo, dei miti e delle stratificazioni visive; fiori, sculture, uccelli ed erbari con delle piante autoctone. I materiali che usa sono olio, acrilico, foglie di metallo e inchiostro di china nonché tessuti riciclati, tra cui tovaglie, copriletti e tende. I diversi strati rendono i dipinti espressivi. L’artista stesso definisce il suo metodo lavorativo come un riutilizzo di vecchie tecniche pittoriche.L’artista attinge stimoli da culture diverse e dalla natura. ”Mi piace camminare in ambienti nuovi. Le cose che più mi impressionano sono gli odori, i suoni e la luce che illumina il primo mattino, la sera o l’aria dopo la pioggia. La natura, con le erbe e i fiori selvatici, mi ispira sia attraverso la sua normalità che per l’essenza multiforme: la bellezza si ritrova negli orli di un fosso, o nei campi dove si celano forme, sapori e racconti sublimi”, dice Annanolli. Descrive la complessità della natura con le linee d’inchiostro di china, unendo ai dipinti delle foglie d’oro per illustrare i riflessi di luce che brillano nell’oscurità del bosco.Il dipinto ”Vita di un uomo” è stato realizzato su una tovaglia rotonda riciclata della Finlayson. Il tema richiama la testa di un guerriero, una scultura che si trova a Firenze, nonché le bacche di aronia e i beccofrusoni dalla Finlandia. I toni del tessuto di fondo, una tovaglia natalizia, formano un insieme che riproduce le sfide nella vita di un uomo.
Tero Annanolli
再循环材料专家及黄金绘画艺术家戴洛.安诺力于1975年生于芬 兰。他的典型的绘画题材是花卉,植物,风景和船舶。在他的人 物画当中安诺力强调了物象与环境及空间的关系。安诺力的绘画 非常具有材料性。在安诺力的绘画中主要的是平面结构和废弃的 纺织布料的应用,比如桌布,床单及窗帘。废弃的纺织面料作为 绘画的基础材料,艺术家甚至将金属片和纺织面料用令人惊讶 的方式结合起来。作为绘画技法,最近安诺力在绘画中使用了彩 墨。艺术家着迷于墨的透明,颜色的力度以及以烧烤棒为笔的随意的线条。工作中艺术家强调绘画中的偶然性,并将水墨技法应 用到肖像画当中。
