Giuseppe Biasio (Piazzola sul Brenta - Padua, 1928) shows his artistic talent since he was a child so that the artist Dino Lazzaro, already from the fourth grade, takes him with him and teaches him the basics of pictorial art. He attended the Istituto Selvatico in Padua where Amleto Sartori, his professor of Plastic, made him understand that his vocation was to be an artist. Soon the circumstances prompt him to go to Venezuela in search of work. He visited the museums of Caracas, but the contact with local artists, too realistic, will not affect his art. When he returned to Italy he was fascinated by the Great Masters, he looked at Caravaggio, but always with his own singular interpretation. He attended the Venetian circles where he met Rauschenberg in 1964. This meeting was important because Biasio immediately assimilated and interpreted the Master's lesson in his own way, translating it into his pictorial language. In 1969 he exhibited in Milan at the "G 15" gallery. Later he exhibited in Padua at the "Jaccarino" and "La Chiocciola" Gallery. His passion for oriental cultures led him to live important experiences abroad. He stayed for eight months in Saudi Arabia and exhibited in Theran and Shiraz. During this experience he made a living exclusively selling his artworks. At his return to Italy he attended the Venetian studio of Emilio Vedova with whom he participated in a study stay in Salzburg. He participates in numerous exhibitions, in particular at the Biennials of Arte Triveneta and the Pettenon Award. In 1981 with Guglielmo Capuzzo, Guido Dragani, Antonio Sassu, Maurizio Stefanato and Antonio Zago he founded the Veneto Group of Artistic Promotion LA MATITA. After years of silent work in the city of the Saint, his work finally returns to the spotlight in 2008, which certainly appears to be his year. In fact, the artist turns eighty years old. In April he exhibits a prestigious solo show at the Anfiteatro gallery. In September, the Public Administration of Padua dedicates an anthological exhibition to him at the Galleria della Rinascente. At the end of the year it was chosen among Paduan artists for the usual 2009 calendar published by Fotolito Express of Limena, now in its 12th edition. ---------- Giuseppe Biasio (Piazzola sul Brenta - Padova, 1928) fin da bambino manifesta il suo talento artistico così che l'artista Dino Lazzaro, già dalla quarta elementare, lo porta con sé e gli insegna le basi dell'arte pittorica. Frequenta l'Istituto Selvatico a Padova dove Amleto Sartori, suo docente di Plastica, gli fa capire che la sua vocazione è quella di fare l'artista. Ben presto le circostanze lo spingono ad andare in Venezuela in cerca di lavoro. Visita i musei di Caracas, ma il contatto con gli artisti locali, troppo realisti, non influenzerà la sua arte. Al rientro in Italia viene affascinato dai Grandi Maestri, guarda al Caravaggio, ma sempre con una sua singolare interpretazione. Frequenta gli ambienti veneziani dove conosce Rauschenberg nel 1964. Questo incontro risulta importante perché fin da subito Biasio assimila e interpreta a modo suo la lezione del Maestro, traducendola nel suo linguaggio pittorico. Nel 1969 espone a Milano presso la galleria "G 15". In seguito espone a Padova presso la Galleria "Jaccarino" e "La Chiocciola". La sua passione per le culture orientali lo porta a a vivere importanti esperienze all'estero. Soggiorna per otto mesi in Arabia Saudita ed espone a Theran e a Shiraz. Durante questa esperienza si mantiene esclusivamente vendendo le sue opere. Al suo ritorna in Italia frequenta lo studio veneziano di Emilio Vedova con cui partecipa ad un soggiorno studio a Salisburgo. Partecipa a numerose mostre, in particolare alle Biennali di Arte Triveneta e al Premio Pettenon. Nel 1981 con Guglielmo Capuzzo, Guido Dragani, Antonio Sassu, Maurizio Stefanato e Antonio Zago fonda il Gruppo Veneto di Promozione Artistica LA MATITA. Dopo anni di silente lavoro nella città del Santo, la sua opera torna finalmente sotto i riflettori nel 2008 che appare sicuramente il suo anno. L'artista compie infatti ottanta anni. In aprile espone una personale prestigiosa presso la galleria Anfiteatro. A settembre la Pubblica Amministrazione di Padova gli dedica una mostra antologica presso la galleria della Rinascente. A fine anno viene scelto tra gli artisti padovani per il consueto calendario 2009 edito da Fotolito Express di Limena, ormai alla sua XII edizione.
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