Giuseppe Lo Schiavo
Giuseppe Lo Schiavo | |
|---|---|
 Portrait of Giuseppe Lo Schiavo 2013 | |
| Born | 1986 (age 37–38) |
| Nationality | Italian |
| Known for | Photography, Visual Art |
Giuseppe Lo Schiavo, also known as GLOS, is an Italian-born visual artist and researcher based in London.
Lo Schiavo is an artist who combines technology, science, and popular culture in his art, using mediums such as video, photography, installation, AI, microorganisms and more. He draws inspiration from the past and reinterprets it through a digital lens, resulting in a unique fusion of old and new.
Biography[edit]
Giuseppe Lo Schiavo was born in Vibo Valentia, in the south of Italy. He has studied architecture at the Sapienza University of Rome and he is specialized in Architectural 3D Visualization.
In 2023, Domus, a renowned publication, has described Giuseppe Lo Schiavo as "a prototype of the modern-day artist."[1]
Lo Schiavo introduced the term 'simulated photography' in September 2023 in an interview [2] published by the Amsterdam-based newspaper Het Parool. This pioneering concept challenges traditional photography by embracing new methods of image creation, opening up exciting possibilities for a novel art form. 'Simulated photography' represents a novel approach to image creation that transcends conventional camera-based methods, paving the way for a transformative new art form.
In February 2023 Lo Schiavo presented at CAFA Museum in Beijing the work Nike which is the largest resolution CGI artwork to date,[3] with a resolution of 80.000 x 80.000 pixels showcasing Lo Schiavo's pioneering approach to pushing the boundaries of digital art.
In 2022 Lo Schiavo signed the creative direction of the first published book illustrated by the AI tool Midjourney,[4] authored by Paolo Stella and published by De Agostini.
Giuseppe Lo Schiavo was the first winner of the European project BioArt Challenge organised by the Museum of Science MUSE with the support of Cardiff University, Zurich University of Applied Science, the University of Trento and the Museum of Science MUSE.
In 2020 Giuseppe Lo Schiavo was the first artist to be invited for an artist in residence program in the microbiology lab of University College London UCL in London.
Glos started his career as an artist in 2011 with his series Levitation that was published and exhibited internationally.[5] His recent artistic research focuses on exploring human civilization, sociology and biology.
He currently lives and works between Milan and London.
Awards and exhibitions[edit]
In 2021 Lo Schiavo is the winner of the European project BioArt Challenge[6] organised by the Museum of Science MUSE.
In 2020 Lo Schiavo was offered a one-year artist residence program at the university UCL in London in the Microbiology lab of the medical school.
In 2019 Lo Schiavo was a tutor of History of Art at the Marangoni Institute in London that is part of Manchester Metropolitan University.
In June 2015, Giuseppe Lo Schiavo was one of the youngest artists of the group exhibition Il blu nell'arte, da Yves Klein a Jan Fabre.[7] presented at MACA museum in Acri, Cosenza where is work "narcissus" was exhibited together with artists such as Lucio Fontana, Yves Klein, Jan Fabre, Victor Vasarely, Mimmo Rotella, Mimmo Rotella, Raymond Hains, curated by Francesco Poli
In April 2014 Lo Schiavo's gif 'Anamorphic Triangle' was presented at Saatchi Gallery in occasion of the Saatchi Gallery and Google Plus Motion Photography Prize[8]
Lo Schiavo's works were selected for the Portrait Salon 2013 that was presented in the UK and was featured on the BBC.[9]
In November 2013 he won the jury award [10] on the Bonato Minella Awards in Turin , Italy. The award was conferred to Lo Schiavo by Vittorio Sgarbi.
The works of Lo Schiavo have been featured in international magazine,[11] radio [12] and presented in various exhibitions of museums and art galleries in all over the world such as Saatchi Gallery in London, Aperture Foundation in New York, Museo Arte Contemporanea Acri[13] in Cosenza, in Istanbul [14] and in other galleries in Rome, Turin and Munich.
References[edit]
- ^ "Between real and digital: Giuseppe Lo Schiavo, a prototype of the modern-day artist". www.domusweb.it. Retrieved 2023-04-25.
- ^ https://www.parool.nl/kunst-media/vanaf-donderdag-te-zien-op-fotobeurs-unseen-aan-de-hyperrealistische-beelden-van-giuseppe-lo-schiavo-komt-geen-camera-te-pas~bc878a76/.
{{cite web}}: Missing or empty|title=(help) - ^ Pariante, Fabio (2023-04-17). "The post-human narration between classical aesthetics and futuristic elements. Interview with Giuseppe Lo Schiavo". MuseumWeek Magazine. Retrieved 2023-04-25.
- ^ Bandirali, Federica (2022-11-10). "Paolo Stella torna in libreria: «Volevo capire i pensieri della Generazione Z»". Corriere della Sera (in Italian). Retrieved 2023-04-25.
- ^ "Facebook". www.facebook.com. Retrieved Mar 14, 2021.
- ^ "Selezione per attività nell'ambito del progetto europeo "ACDC –Artificial Cells with Distributed Cores"". www.muse.it. Retrieved 2021-05-31.
- ^ "Da Klein a Spoerri, Acri mette in scena il blu". la Repubblica. Jun 25, 2015. Retrieved Mar 14, 2021.
- ^ http://www.saatchigallery.com/mpp/Motion[permanent dead link] Motion Photography Prize
- ^ "In pictures: Portrait Salon 2013". BBC News. Nov 21, 2013. Retrieved Mar 14, 2021.
- ^ "Premio Biennale Carlo Bonatto Minella". Informazione - Comunicati Stampa. Nov 2, 2013. Retrieved Mar 14, 2021.
- ^ Antonio Gonçalves Filho (December 2, 2013). "O apelo da arte online". [O Estado de S. Paulo].
- ^ "Happy Culture RTS". Retrieved Mar 14, 2021.
- ^ "Hans Richter. Dada fino all'ultimo respiro". Retrieved Mar 14, 2021.
- ^ İmkansız Yapılar Filho (March 2, 2014). "Impossible Structures". Istanbul Art News.