Untitled 1 STRATICOLLAGE
72” X 48” – 182.9 X 121.9 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas – 2012
Untitled 2 STRATICOLLAGE
72” X 48” – 182.9 X 121.9 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas – 2010
Tryptic STRATICOLLAGE
72” X 120” – 182.9 X 365.8 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas. 3 panels – 2013
Bottles STRATICOLLAGE
72” X 48” – 182.9 X 121.9 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas. 3 panels – 2011
Starry Night STRATICOLLAGE
72” X 48” – 121.9 X 182.9 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas – 2012
Trypctic 2 STRATICOLLAGE
36” X 90” – 106.7 X 228.6 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas – 2010
Boom STRATICOLLAGE
30” X 24” – 76.2 X 101.6 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas – 2009
Untitled Rosa STRATICOLLAGE
24” X 30” – 76.2 X 61 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas. 3 panels – 2010
Untitled STRATICOLLAGE
30” X 40” – 76.2 X 101.6 cm – Acrylic, mixed media and “straticollage” on canvas – 2011
Rigoni Deep RIGONI SERIES
78” X 66” – Acrylic and “straticollage” on canvas
Rigoni Neri/Blu RIGONI SERIES
78” X 66” – Acrylic on canvas
Rigoni Rossi RIGONI SERIES
78” X 66” – Acrylic on canvas
Overlines 3 RIGONI SERIES
72” X 48” – Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Overlines 1 RIGONI SERIES
72” X 48” – Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
Overlines 2 RIGONI SERIES
72” X 48” – Acrylic and mixed media on canvas
The Marcello Pozzi’s Straticollage
Marcello Pozzi believes architecture and design are arts, and as such, they need to be the expression of our time. He finds inspiration in the contradictions of modern life, from the avant-garde paradoxes of Los Angeles en as well as the simplicity of the counter-design culture. Educated at the politecnico di Milano, Italy, he learned to see architecture through the fragments of all types of construction. MLLO is the design studio of Marcello Pozzi.
Based in Los Angeles since 2001, Marcello Pozzi also studied to become an architect at the Polytechnic in Milan, but his fascination for painting and experimenting new forms of art eventually prevailed. In 2008, he developed a new technique called “Straticollage” that combines different media (paper, canvas) and several layers of drawings, finding inspiration in his personal life and memories.
