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Showcase My Art - Article
An excellently composed article on Adamo Macri's artwork 'Bias' created in 2016, by Showcase My Art, intricately crafted with fine details.
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Concrete Facade IV (2026)
Atlante dell'Arte Contemporanea MoMA
Today marks the second inaugural event for the Atlante dell'Arte Contemporanea MoMA publication, scheduled to be held in the Celeste Bartos Theater 3 at The Museum of Modern Art in NYC. Being included in this volume with the selected (an early) oil painting titled 'Un' created in 1994, was both surprising of a choice and a big thrill
Art Seen Magazine
Art Seen Magazine not only featured me in the new summer issue, but I also graced the Cover!
Public Art Project Proposal
This is a tentative concept for a public art project, should funding ever become available. While ambitious, it's crucial to be somewhat realistic with the design and use some restraint, especially given the significant costs typically associated with large-scale public art. If any of my works were to be realized in this manner, it would need to be connected to the Jahrfish project, given its broad ecological relevance. The proposed work addresses water-related issues such as industrial spills, pollution, and the neglect of oceans and marine life, along with the wider public health implications of these conditions. Raising awareness of these issues is essential, and the public forum offers an ideal space for dialogue.
The Biennial Project Biennale Venice 2026 catalog
Showcase My Art
Adamo Macri: Where Identity Becomes Architecture
New comprehensive article on my current Concrete Facade project featuring the fourth instalment in the ongoing series.
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International Prize Caravaggio
A selection of artists were awarded the International Prize Caravaggio yesterday, in the exceptionally lavish chambers of the Palacio de Santoña in Madrid. I'm grateful and honrado por este reconocimiento. ÂĄMuchĂsimas gracias!
The Café Review
LINK - The Café Review Spring Issue
April Artist Spotlight - Art Today
Adamo Macri: Identity in Flux and the Territory Beyond the Visible
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Adamo Macri Medium & Creative Process
Adamo Macriâs practice is grounded in a deliberate methodological process and a concept he calls overâprocessing. He treats artistic mediums as an interconnected organic system, where each stage feeds the next. The work typically begins in the most modest way: with handwritten notes. Ideas are first captured as textâkeywords, fragments, and detailed observationsâwhich function as the conceptual blueprint for everything that follows.
From there, the process moves methodically through a sequence of mediums. Drawings develop the initial notes into visual form; a colour palette is then defined to establish the workâs emotional and atmospheric register. Next, sculptural objects and accoutrements are created and painted, building a physical vocabulary of forms and textures. Only once these elements are resolved and assembled does the photographic phase begin. The photo session generates multiple images, but the true âraw materialâ is the single, carefully selected photograph that will carry the work forward.
Even at this stage, the image is far from finished. Postâproduction becomes another crucial layer of making: cleaning, retouching, subtracting or adding elements, andâabove allâintensive colour correction. The camera is treated as having its own eye and bias; its output must be reâaligned with the artistâs intention. In this sense, the digital workflow parallels the labour of painters, both modern and historical, who have always grappled with overâpainting, glazing, and other cumulative techniques to achieve a precise rendering and tonal harmony. Photoshop becomes the contemporary analogue to those traditional toolsâa different instrument in service of the same function and intention.
For Macri, a work is not complete until every tint, shade, and detail is calibrated so that the image functions as a unified whole. There is no such thing as âtoo muchâ processing if it is in service of that coherence. Overâprocessing is not excess; it is integral to the method. Understanding this layered procedure is essential to correctly reading and evaluating the final image. What the viewer encounters is not simply a photograph, but the culmination of almost every available mediumâwriting, drawing, sculpture, painting, photography, and digital editingâcompressed into a single surface.
This dense accumulation of stages drives the work toward a deliberate state of artificiality. Macriâs aim is to construct a selfâfabricated artifice, where artifice itself becomes metaphor: to materialize artifice is, in his view, to reveal something about the nature and meaning of art.
Jahrfish spill (2026)
MeÌtropole 4 (2024)
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Master Artists to Collect Artbook Issue 1 2026
Cernunnos Tract
Cernunnos is an influential Celtic god revered as the Master of Untamed Creatures. He is depicted with stag antlers, symbolizing nature's renewal, and frequently shown with animals, reflecting his dominion over the wild. Commonly seated in artworks, he embodies a connection to nature and serves as a protector of wilderness. Cernunnos symbolizes the cycles of life, death, and rebirth, and in contemporary Wiccan and Neopagan traditions, he represents male energy and the Green Man aspect of nature. Link to artwork.
A Man of Many Hats: Macri's Millinery Motif (Kenneth Radu, 2026)
Kenneth Raduâs essay examines the symbolic, psychological, and compositional importance of hats and head coverings in Adamo Macriâs portraits. Drawing on examples from literature, cinema, and art history, Radu shows how hats often become inseparable from identity, narrative, and meaning. In Macriâs work, hats are never mere accessories; they shape how viewers read character, mood, morality, and inner life.
Beginning with the portrait Deus Ex Machina, Radu explores how an incongruous top hat creates a mix of humour, unease, and suspicion, evoking madness, deception, or divine/demonic intervention. Throughout the essay, he argues that Macri uses hatsâespecially toques, cowls, hoodies, and crownsâas essential visual and symbolic devices. Changing a hat would fundamentally alter a portraitâs meaning, cultural context, or emotional resonance.
Radu situates Macri within a long artistic tradition, comparing his use of head coverings to works by artists such as Rembrandt, Hals, Magritte, and Jacques-Louis David. Like these predecessors, Macri integrates hats into the very structure of composition, colour, rhythm, and symbolism. In some portraits, hair itself replaces the hat, performing a similar symbolic function.
In Part Two, Radu analyzes specific works to show how different head coverings suggest regality, introspection, concealment, spirituality, artificiality, or emotional distance. He highlights contrasts between calm exteriors and implied inner turbulence, human warmth and mechanical coldness, vitality and mortality. Particularly striking are works where hats merge with architecture, machinery, or organic decay, reinforcing themes of identity, modern alienation, and the cycle of life and death.
Ultimately, Radu concludes that while hats in Macriâs portraits may seem straightforward at first glance, they reveal increasing layers of narrative, ambiguity, and meaning the longer one looks. This complexity, he argues, is central to the mystery and power of Macriâs art.
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A Man of Many Hats
Kenneth Radu's new remarkable essay on the 'hat' application in Adamo Macri's work and a whole lot more.. A Man of Many Hats