Next Monday will start the second week of Art is Resistance, the charity project curated by Collater.al and supported by many contemporary artists and by you who, with your donations, are helping us to support Lombardy.
Today it was the turn of Gianluca Folì, the Roman illustrator with whom we had the pleasure to have a few chats while he was preparing the illustration that is now at auction on 32auctions, together with the works of all the other artists who have kept us company all in the past days.
Monday 30th will be the turn of the artist and tattoo artist Massimo Gurnari who will show us the making-of of one of his unpublished works, created ad hoc for this occasion.
MASSIMO GURNARI – on Collater.al Instagram profile and his profile from 3:00om of 30.03.2020

Massimo Gurnari was born in Milan in 1981, where he lives and works. He attended art institutes which he then abandoned for training in Street Art collectives and joining the historic VMD70’S crew in 1996.
After leaving the Academy of Fine Arts in Brera in 2002 he began to exhibit and in 2005 he began his professional career with his first solo exhibition at the historic Galleria OBRAZ in Milan, thus entering the panorama of the new Italian figure in the group called Italian Newbrow and led by the critic Ivan Quaroni.
During the following 10 years, he exhibited in private galleries and public exhibitions in Milan, Rome, New York, Madrid, Bejing.
In 2009 he began working as a tattoo artist at the same time as painting, and his research, in this case, becomes more meager in gesture, he prefers the use of black and draws inspiration from the engraving of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
On Monday 30th you will find on Collater.al and Massimo Gurnari’s channel the video of the making-of of the unpublished work that will be auctioned on 32actions where it will remain for one month.






