JOYS "Almost Blue"

As the title anticipates, look forward to a search on shapes and blue color in all its declinations, between parallel lines and axonometry, to create new shapes and unreleasures. His research has been recognized by the artisans of the art system as unedited and absolutely personal: the multiple layers of layers and lines, the forms always regulated by precise logical and geometric references, and his manic study of the lettering made him one of the most recognizable and most appreciated artists in Italy, often traveling between Venice, Rome and Milan, but also reaching cities such as Amsterdam, Sarajevo, New York and Moscow. Joys began his artistic career in the nineties, in Padua, where he still lives and works today. Like many writers, he begins writing his name on the wall and focuses his research on lettering, first as a need for existence, then as a need for evolution. For years the artist has extended his language to sculpture, using different materials but always maintaining a unique style: the same style that for almost 20 years makes it unmistakable on walls around the world. Photo by Livio Ninni