Antonello Diodato GUARDIGLI is an artist born in 1962. A.D.Guardigli, with a Romagnan mother and a Campanian father, began painting from a young age. However, it is since the ’80s that he has dedicated himself to painting: exploring, seeking uniqueness, playing with color, and expressing artistic depth.

Many of the artist’s paintings arise from special, sometimes challenging moments, where A.D.Guardigli has always managed to channel his tensions and redeem the rebellion within him. This evokes a strong instinctive interest, still palpable in his vibrant and visually impactful works today.

Throughout his career, he has participated in events and been featured in various industry publications, receiving acclaim from both critics and the public.

Always open to contemporary artistic experiments and remaining true to his own artistic vision, he focuses on transgressive abstraction. Through the material, he transmits his intense energy, bringing forth fragments connected by traces, signs, color, and powerful hues through energetic contrast.

With over 40 years of a glorious career, A.D.G.’s passion is alive and well, placing him at the forefront of the most important national, international, and worldwide contemporary art fairs.

Since the ’80s, he has devoted himself to painting, exploring, seeking uniqueness, playing with color, and expressing artistic depth. He has participated in events and publications in various industry magazines, garnering acclaim from critics and the public. Open to contemporary artistic experiments and faithful to his own vision of art, he engages in impulsive abstraction—an art born from the anger and rebellion within him, generating a strong instinctive interest. Through the material, he transmits his intense energy, bringing forth fragments connected by traces, signs, color, and powerful hues through energetic contrast.

Born in Salerno and raised in Forlì in the heart of Romagna, he developed a passion for visual art from a young age, making it a life pursuit in all fields. An artist who expresses his emotions through lines that enhance his paintings.

Stylized lines characterize his works, which are part of prestigious private and institutional collections, including “Il Volto Del Cristo” gifted to His Holiness Benedict XVI and the piece “150°” donated to President Giorgio Napolitano.

In a religious context, the artist created the work “La Sacra Sindone,” donated during the exhibition of the Holy Shroud in 2010 at the Church of Santa Maria dei Barbuti, known for being designed by the renowned architect Paolo Portoghesi in 1971.

His participation in significant group exhibitions in Italy has garnered great acclaim.