Raphaël Fanelli addresses identity, transformation, and the relationship between the organic and the artificial. Demonstrating a keen sensitivity to materials, he utilizes found objects and everyday items to create works that evoke emotional and conceptual responses. By recontextualizing these materials, Fanelli constructs new narratives that challenge viewers’ perceptions. His sculptural pieces often blur the lines between life and decay, combining familiar forms with unexpected materials—such as human-like figures made from green glass bottles—to provoke reflection on presence and absence. Fanelli’s photographic work complements his sculptures by further exploring these themes through a visual narrative. His approach to painting and sculpture also examines ideas of indulgence and excess, often created with a sense of spontaneity and fluidity. Through this innovative interplay of materials and forms, Raphaël Fanelli encourages audiences to rethink notions of identity and transformation within contemporary life. ...
