Michelangelo Rossato, Anthropological Painter, Signs with Vecchiato Art Galleries

Padua, Italy, May 18, 2013 --(PR.com)-- A painting unique and powerful, focused on the subject, ie the anthropomorphic personifications of the Neolithic Great Goddess of fertility, death and Nature, distinguishes the works of Michelangelo Rossato, a young painter with a mature technique and a strong and peculiar cultural background.

In these times of exaggerated modernism, Michelangelo Rossato chooses to return to the origins of our symbolic culture and society: "Modernity,"-says Michelangelo - "instead of giving us the certainty we were looking for, has led us to be dependent by superfluous and it is distracting our attention from our real needs: we feel insecurity, uncertainty and existential nonsense that generates anxiety, fear, ignorance, which feeds social ills such as sexism, racism, homophobia. "

His inspiration stems from personal and anthropological studies on ancient religions, filtered through his dream experiences and is given concrete expression in a creative ritual process whose purpose is to transfer the feelings of the artist to those that admire the artwork, as explained by Michelangelo: "Giving shape to an image gives me happiness and well being and I am convinced that these forces remain in my work, to return the same energy to the viewer."

The first series of paintings dedicated to Dee can be viewed in a worldwide preview on the official website of the Gallery at: http://www.vecchiatoarte.com/en/artist/1448_rossato-michelangelo

To schedule an interview with the Artist or to request material (text, photos, videos) please call Andrea Furlan at at +39 (0)49 8561359 or e-mail andrea@vecchiatoarte.it