Selected work
MANN 2013 Iron 190 cm
Selected work
FAMILIE 2008 Iron 190 cm
Selected work
MANN SCHNITT DOPPELT 2013 Iron 200 x 100 cm
Selected work
FAMILIE AN WAND 2013 Iron 180 cm
Selected work
UNENDLICHKEIT 2014 Edition 3 Iron 196 cm
Selected work
UNENDLICHKEIT RUST 2014 Edition 3 Iron 196 cm
Selected work
SERPENTINE 2014 Edition 3 Iron 196.5 cm
Selected work
SERPENTINE RUST 2014 Edition 3 Iron 196.5 cm
Selected work
LUIGI 2012 Iron 197 cm
Selected work
HEKTOR 2013 Edition 3 Iron 198 cm
Selected work
MAXIMILIAN 2012 Iron 198 cm
Selected work
TRITON I 2013 Edition 3 Iron 198.5 cm
Selected work
TRITON II 2013 Edition 3 Iron 240 cm
Selected work
FAUSTO I 2013 Edition 3 Iron 204 cm
Selected work
TRIO 2013 Edition 3 Iron 200 cm
Selected work
ROMEO und JULIA 2014 Edition 3 Iron 207 cm
Selected work
HELIOS 2013 Edition 3 Iron 202.5 cm
Selected work
APOLLO 2013 Edition 3 Iron 188.5 cm
Selected work
ARTURO 2012 Iron 200 cm
Selected work
LA FAMIGLIA I 2012 Iron 184.5 cm

ENRICO GIACOMETTI

(Born in 1952 in Samedan)

 

Coming from a long line of artists, Enrico Giacometti perpetuates an artistic heritage that has its roots in the earliest avant-gardes of the 19th century. Post-impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, Existentialism are the origins of the cultural philosophy associated to Giacometti’s family for the last two centuries.

Enrico Giacometti has shown a keen sense for creative work since his youth and through his training as a metalworker, came to his great fondness for the artistic processing of steel.

Inspired by his father Balser, who painted watercolours and his ancestors Alberto, Diego and Augusto Giacometti, he produced his first works which were exhibited in the spring of 2014 by the internationally renowned Galerie Andrea Caratsch.

From the depths of Enrico Giacometti’s consciousness emerged abstractions of human figures. Sometimes on the move, rigid and stiff, but usually connected in a tender closeness. The finished work still breathes the dynamics and the energy of the creative process. The aesthetic figures are subject to a mysterious expressive power, created by the exciting interplay between mass and emptiness.  Enrico lives and works in Samedan, has a daughter, a son, and 6 grandchildren. For the last 26 years he has been living with his partner, Monique.