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He has opened a laboratory of ceramics in [[Umbria]], operating between art and craft, he does personal exhibitions, especially in Holland, and participates in numerous collectives. |
He has opened a laboratory of ceramics in [[Umbria]], operating between art and craft, he does personal exhibitions, especially in Holland, and participates in numerous collectives. |
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According to the Boglewood site, "Luigi Serafini produced designs (1987) for mirrors for Studio Ars et Labor Industrie Riunite [S.A.L.I.R.], a firm focusing primarily on engraving and painting mirrors using blanks produced by other firms." |
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Luigi Serafini, was born in Rome in 1949. He is best known for creating the Codex Seraphinianus published by Franco Maria Ricci, Milan 1981; as well as the more rare Pulcinellopedia (piccola) published by Longanesi, Milan 1984.
As an architect and designer, he has created scenery, lighting and costumes for Teatro Alla Scala and the Piccolo Teatro di Milano. He has done set designs for RAI, television acronyms/logos in computer graphics, and a talk-show program for Radio Three. He collaborated with Federico Fellini on his final film, La voce della luna (The Voice of the Moon), for which he developed preliminary designs. He has been a visiting artist at the Banff Centre in Alberta, Canada, and has had exhibitions at the Fondazione Mudima di Milano, the XIII Quadriennale, and the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna (National Gallery of Modern Art) in Rome.
He has opened a laboratory of ceramics in Umbria, operating between art and craft, he does personal exhibitions, especially in Holland, and participates in numerous collectives.
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