This gives his work a kind of disturbing aura and yet makes his paintings instant, timeless masterpieces.
Samori’s paintings are characterized by extremely intense lines, to draw systematically deconstructed human figures inspired by Reinassance paintings. Nevertheless he is not afraid to confront new forms of expression and for his very first sculpture exhibition “ Intus – Cristalli di Crisi” he did not hesitate to explore the possibilities offered by 3D printing. He has always been an artist from a very young age, he is very confident in his means, his work is appreciated worldwide and he is elusive and mysterious. Nicola Samorì is an extremely successful painter and an artist through and through. After seeing some 3D printed sculptures, however, she has since opened up her mind quite a bit and a recent partnership between 3D printer manufacturer WASP and established artist Nicola Samorì, for an exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) of Lissone, in Italy, would probably make her come all the way around. My cousin is the mayor’s assessor’s to the arts in a small Italian town with a rich cultural heritage and she has always been very doubtful about the use of 3D printing technologies in the world of traditional arts.
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