Orfeo Tagiuri

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Biography
Orfeo Tagiuri, Dancer's Hands, Etched and stained birch wood, 88 x 85 x 4cm
Orfeo Tagiuri, Dancer's Hands, Etched and stained birch wood, 88 x 85 x 4cm

Orfeo Tagiuri lives and works in London. His multimedia practice spans painting, drawing, performance, film, woodcarving, animation, and music.

 

Tagiuri’s work intertwines emotion and memory, crafting a vivid montage of love’s fragile dance. Symbols of pain—piercing nails and dripping blood—lay bare the rawness of inner wounds, while delicate flowers and angelic wings evoke a sense of healing, transformation, and rebirth.

 

Orfeo Tagiuri lives and works in London. His multimedia practice spans painting, drawing, performance, film, woodcarving, animation, and music.

 

Tagiuri’s work intertwines emotion and memory, crafting a vivid montage of love’s fragile dance. Symbols of pain—piercing nails and dripping blood—lay bare the rawness of inner wounds, while delicate flowers and angelic wings evoke a sense of healing, transformation, and rebirth.

 

His recent exhibitions and presentations include The Stations of the Cross at St Giles Cripplegate Church, London (2023); Daybed at MACRO, Rome (2021); and Thoughts to Fall Asleep To at Sapling Gallery, London (2021). Earlier participations include Do Disturb at Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2018), Song I Wrote For My Four Year Old Nephew at Sans Titre, Paris (2018), and Fiorucci Art Trust’s Volcano Extravaganza in Stromboli (2016).