About Ciredz

Statement

Roberto Ciredz represents fully and worthy one of the most interesting interpreters of Italian abstract urban movement, in other words all those artists who consciously choose to abandon a figurative depiction in order to embrace, through studies and different contents, the development of forms and abstract elements. 

The work of Ciredz sink its roots in the personal and peculiar visual research that the artist keep pursuing through a chromatic variable approach, from grey scale of his earliest works to the characteristic blue. Throughout this precise choice, it develops his work of art through a clean and minimal approach. 

Figures and elements represented by Ciredz are the direct result of topographical studies on terrestrial maps and diagrams, by the ripples, waves, from the graphs of revelation, going through all the different elements that put together these studies and are dissected by the artist through a precise connotation stylistic and thematic who wink his eye to the elements and natural forms. 

On the idea of Ciredz there is a reflection on nature and humans and their intrinsic relationship that develop through a texture of colours well rooted, the use of colours is made through deep shades of colour scale that blend in a three-dimensional context going in this way to simulate graphics and composing a texture and moving elements that have in their crypticity their own big fascination.

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Bio

Roberto Cireddu in art Roberto Ciredz was born in 1981 on the South – East coast of Sardinia.

After attending the State Art School in Cagliari, he moved to Bologna in 2005 to continue his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna.

He graduated in Sculpture in 2011 and a Master’s Degree in Graphic Art in 2013. In the academic year 2010/2011, he was a tutor alongside teacher Cataldo Serafini in the Silk Screen course at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna.

In 2007 he began to take part in various collective exhibitions in Italy.

Between 2009 and 2010 he defines his own artistic identity and in 2011 he starts to participate in International Urban Art and Street Art events such as the Katowice Street Art Festival in Poland, Asalto Festival in Spain, Alt rove Festival and Festiwall in Italy, WeaArt in Denmark, Village Underground Wall in London, The ArtScape in Sweden, The Crystal Ship Festival in Ostend and more.

He took part in the (Becoming Marni), project developed in the Sergipe region of north – east Brazil, which was present at the 56th Venice Biennale.

In 2020 he was included in the catalogue Street Art Today 2 edited by Bjorn Van Poucke as one of the 50 most influential urban artists in the world. He lives and works in Sardinia.