Architect, artist, and teacher.
Light and introspection through painting,
sculpture, and drawing.

Architect, artist, and teacher.
Light and introspection through
painting, sculpture, and drawing.

Sguardo Ars Artis Giorgio Ceccarelli

Oil painting

​“Ceccarelli’s Famescape is the female nude, it may appear at times to border on the erotic. However, it have nothing to do with gender or with eroticism. What is eye-catching in it is its freedom of line, be it lyric or dramatic. Pure line can be sensuous. The human form is the most humanly movign of all form. How it is presented in an artist’s work is what it is most important, is vital and enlivening.”

Anthony Brophy – 1994 Roma

Drawings

“A rich blend of moods emerges from the hand that does the drawings; by turns wistful, painful, joyful, puzzled, celebratory but always tentative and delicate as if unwilling to intrude in any presumptuous, heavy handed fashion on the sensitive texture of the world under exploration.” 

Anthony Brophy – Philosopher

Sculptures

“The sculptures on the othert hand express a sense of mysterious  depth and restlessness through anatomical displacement or through the juxtaposition of shapes and spaces that are evocative of aspects of the spyche that unfold as one looks at them. They have to do with interaction with mute and mutual solidarity in the mids of loneliness, isolation and human helplessness if not hopelessness.”

 Antony Brophy – 1994 Roma

Giorgio Attilio Ceccarelli is an architect, artist, and professor with an international career. From a young age, he was driven by a desire to explore multiple forms of expression: architecture, sculpture, painting, and drawing.

Guided by a vision free from dogma and trends, he has developed a personal language in which light, shadow, and introspection are central elements.

His professional life has led him to work and teach in Europe, North America, Africa, and Australia, also holding diplomatic positions and venturing into publishing.

Today, with a rich history of experiences and meaningful encounters, he continues to live and create in Rome, with no regrets for the choices that have shaped his career.

Giorgio Attilio Ceccarelli is an architect, artist, and professor with an international career. From a young age, he was driven by a desire to explore multiple forms of expression: architecture, sculpture, painting, and drawing.

Guided by a vision free from dogma and trends, he has developed a personal language in which light, shadow, and introspection are central elements.

His professional life has led him to work and teach in Europe, North America, Africa, and Australia, also holding diplomatic positions and venturing into publishing.

Today, with a rich history of experiences and meaningful encounters, he continues to live and create in Rome, with no regrets for the choices that have shaped his career.

Giorgio Ceccarelli at Work

An excerpt from the Book

K622
Racconti di un Cammino
di Giorgio Ceccarelli