Alex Cecchetti

Alex Cecchetti is an Italian artist whose practice often involves creating narratives and engaging audiences in storytelling. Cecchetti's work is known for its playful and poetic nature, as well as its exploration of language and the act of communication.

Alex Cecchetti's art is characterized by his interdisciplinary and performative approach. His work often blurs the lines between different forms of artistic expression, including drawing, writing, performance, and installation. He is known for creating immersive and participatory environments, inviting the viewer to engage with his work in a playful and interactive way.

Cecchetti's art often deals with philosophical and existential questions, exploring themes such as identity, perception, and the relationship between the body and the environment. He also has a particular interest in the art of storytelling, and often creates narratives that are both personal and universal.

Cecchetti has presented his work internationally, including at the Venice Biennale, Palais de Tokyo in Paris, and Tate Modern in London. He has also collaborated with other artists and institutions on various projects, such as "The Book Lovers," which was presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp and included works by artists who have written novels.