Franco Fasoli

“Tinku de interior” (or the difficulty of translate a lenguage) . Paper collage on wall ,4,50x13m, as part of @hangar_107 , Rouen , France . @cansonpaper @nicolascouturieux @belin_official @lek_______75019 #france #rouen #collage #paper #papercut #argentina

"Rito de iniciación" , paper cut on wall 3x14m , MAC Lyon . Part of the show Icones Urbaines . #maclyon #lyon #contemporary #collage #mural

Pre COVID at @mccollcenter

“Midnight scrolling” and “asado en la terraza” oil on canvas, for @elseretreats

“One month in Malasia” impresiona of my time douring in the residency In @elseretreats . Thanks all people involved in this great project. @seriesofintentions @fantasticfolly @vdevictoria_rivers @raraprints 🌹🌹🌹🙏🏻🙏🏻🇲🇾🥰

We are delighted to announce the opening of 𝐂𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐜𝐤, a solo exhibition by Franco Fasoli. In ‘Culture Shock’, Franco invites us to contemplate the beauty, intimacy & perspective of his first visit to Asia through the medium of one his first loves, Oil. Revisiting this practice after 10 years, he returns to a language and its materials as he seeks to connect the line between two paths. Firstly, his Argentinean roots which he continuously mines while capturing the intimacy and uniqueness of his daily life while in Kuala Lumpur. In a moment of cultural awareness, ‘Culture Shock’ for Franco shares the eclectiness this neighbourhood has to offer through the eyes of this first-time visitor. Date: Exhibitions runs from 29th September to 30th November Time: Opens 10am til late (Drop in at your pleasure) Venue: Else Kuala Lumpur Lobby

“After party” acrylic collage on canvas. Chau Taiwan hola Malasia 🇹🇼🌹🇲🇾 #asia #taiwan #malasia #collage #jetlag

“Vernaci perdida” acrylic collage on canvas.

Thank you very much to everyone who had the opportunity to visit my exhibition "Parallel realities" in Taiwan. Thanks to all who collaborated and are always present in one way or another throughout this journey. Thanks @vins_official_art @vdevictoria_rivers @epricco @raraprints 🌹🌹✨✨🇹🇼🇹🇼. “Serenata en el balcón” acrylic collage on canvas

“Migas y cenizas” acrylic collage on canvas 2023.

INNERVIEW with @francofasolijaz 🎙️🎨 Franco Fasoli (b.1981, Buenos Aires, Argentina), is a visual artist and set designer currently residing in Barcelona and Buenos Aires. “My childhood was diverse because I spent the first 6 years of my life in Buenos Aires. Afterward, for the next 8 years, I lived in various small towns in the northernmost regions of the country, located on the periphery of Buenos Aires. When my family returned to the city, I was already 15 years old. It was around that time that I started doing graffiti and attended the Ceramic school. Additionally, I was deeply involved in the Comic and Manga scene, so my teenage years were spent navigating between these two worlds.” “I have very, very early memories of creating because I have been a relentless drawer since I was very young. One of my most vivid memories is when my dad taught me to craft things using paper and tape, and I made a kind of helicopter. That memory remains fixed in my mind.” “In the beginning, even though I spent all day drawing, my aspiration wasn’t to become an artist; instead, I had ambitions of being a stage designer or a prop-builder. But over time, the little voice in my head grew louder, and it was when I turned 20 years old that I truly embraced the idea of becoming an artist. From that point on, I dedicated myself to attending every art show, learning from different painters, and critically questioning my own artistic practice.” “I found great interest in studying Latin American and Argentinian history. The vast territory’s shared colonial history, the implications of migrations and slavery intertwined with local communities, and the stories that have been marginalized from mainstream history drew my attention.” Full interview in bio 🔗 #art #contemporaryart

“Sagitario” acrylic collage, 2023