Alberto Di Fabio

1966, Avezzano, L’Aquila, Italy

Alberto Di Fabio was born in Avezzano in 1966. His artistic research is rooted in the encounter between art and science, particularly biology, cosmology and neuroscience. His works often evoke cells, galaxies, neurons and molecules through a refined painting technique that combines expressive energy with compositional rigour.

For Di Fabio, painting becomes a bridge between microcosm and macrocosm, spirituality and nature, leading the viewer into a meditative and sensory space. He has exhibited in major international museums and galleries, establishing himself as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Italian painting.

Alberto Di Fabio

Untitled, 2005
cm 73x53

This composition, characterised by a dense network of geometric forms and organic structures, recalls the imagery of cellular biology. The yellow circular patterns evoke molecular symmetry or atomic energy, while the grey-green background seems to pulsate like living matter.

The work suggests the existence of a hidden order within complexity, like an invisible dance of nature observed through a microscope.

Alberto Di Fabio

Nebulose, 2012,
cm 100x100

A vibrant, galactic painting in which acrylic colour evokes explosions of light and matter in space. The white filaments recall both the synapses of the brain and the interconnected constellations of a cosmic map.

Space appears expanded and ethereal, as though the viewer were travelling through the depths of the universe or the unconscious. The work becomes an exploration of the beauty of the unknown.