Giorgio Celin’s expansive figurative paintings explore themes of migration, nostalgia and intimacy—casting a critical eye on displacement and belonging. Born in Colombia in 1986 and based between Naples and Barcelona, the artist considers his work to be a personal diary, aiming to celebrate the beauty, queerness and complexity of the Latinx Diaspora. The artist has exhibited works at institutions and galleries around the world, including MACRO, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Rome.
Rendered in a moody, cool palette of lush aquas and greens, back to the road, back to the blues captures feelings of solitude and longing in his expressive, curving style. The central figure, who gazes down and out of the canvas toward a glass where a flower’s stem arcs across the width of the compositional frame, behind the figure, highlighted in a soft red and white. A palpable warmth lights the forlorn figure with pink highlights contouring the deep blues of the figure—imbuing the figure’s features with a pinkish glow. The artist has hand-embellished a selection of works within the edition with acrylic details, making each print a unique work.
Giorgio Celin
Limited edition of 40
Signed and numbered by the artist
Of this benefit series, the artist notes, “LGBTSTGNC people of color—children of immigrants—are the people who appear in my paintings. I am pleased to support the Audre Lorde Project, which aids and protects these communities against discrimination and other forms of oppression.”
In honor of Pride Month, ART FOR CHANGE will donate a portion of proceeds from each print sold to the Audre Lorde Project, in support of LGBTSTGNC organization’s mission to achieve community wellness and progressive social and economic justice through mobilization, education and capacity-building. As in all series, artists will receive 50% of the net proceeds of print sales.
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