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@moorhouse

Daniel Cestari | Alberto Zamboni

@ M O O R H O U S E | L O N D O N W A L L | C I T Y O F L O N D O N

Address : Art Moorhouse, Moor House, 120 London Wall, Greater London, EC2Y 5ET

Opening Hours : Mon–Fri (9am–5pm) / Sat–Sun (by appointment)

DANIEL CESTARI

ALBERTO ZAMBONI

49 Albemarle Street, London, W1S [email protected] +44 7957346729

tel +44 20 7499 1616

Daniel Cestari Berlin IOil on canvas 100 x 100 cm, 2012£3250

Daniel Cestari Night LightOil on canvas 100 x 100 cm, 2012£3250

Alberto Zamboni OvunqueOil on canvas 80 x 120 cm, 2008£3950

Alberto Zamboni Fuori orarioOil on canvas100 x 100 cm, 2012£3950

Alberto Zamboni Controluce III Oil on canvas 95 x 95 cm, 2012 £3950

Alberto Zamboni OvunqueOil on canvas 120 x 160 cm, 2009£6500

Alberto Zamboni Papillon (8)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010 £850

Papillon (11)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Papillon (13)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Alberto Zamboni Papillon (6)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010 £850

Papillon (12)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Papillon (2)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Alberto Zamboni Foreste profonde IOil on canvas105 x 200 cm, 2012£6500

Alberto Zamboni Foreste profonde llOil on canvas105 x 200 cm, 2012£6500

Daniel Cestari CrossroadsOil on canvas 100 x 80 cm, 2010£2500

Alberto Zamboni Temporale llOil on canvas 50 x 100 cm, 2011£3250

Alberto Zamboni La cittaOil on canvas 80 x 60 cm, 2012£2950

Daniel Cestari It’s Early MorningOil on canvas 60 x 60 cm, 2012£1950

Alberto Zamboni Fuori orarioOil on canvas 80 x 120 cm, 2008£3950

Alberto Zamboni Temporale IOil on canvas 50 x 100 cm, 2011£3250

Daniel Cestari White Lines Oil on canvas 60 x 60 cm, 2012£1950Daniel Cestari

Milan Evening Oil on canvas 40 x 50 cm, 2010£1350

Daniel Cestari Linea di Pentagramma Senza NoteOil on canvas 120 x 120 cm, 2012£3950

Daniel Cestari White Line IIOil on canvas 120 x 80 cm, 2012 £3250

Alberto Zamboni Papillon (9)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Papillon (7)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Papillon (14)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Alberto Zamboni Papillon (1)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Papillon (4)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Papillon (3)Oil on canvas24 x 24 cm, 2010£850

Daniel Cestari Luce IIOil on canvas 115 x 130 cm, 2012£4250

Daniel Cestari BluOil on canvas 60 x 60 cm, 2011£1950

Alberto Zamboni Foreste profonde (deep forest)Oil on canvas 69 x 240 cm, 2012£6500

Alberto Zamboni Controluce IOil on canvas 24 x 24 cm, 2012£850

Alberto Zamboni Controluce IIOil on canvas 24 x 24 cm, 2012£850

Alberto Zamboni Controluce IIIOil on canvas 24 x 24 cm, 2012£850

Alberto Zamboni Fuori orario IIOil on canvas 50 x 70 cm, 2010£2750

Alberto Zamboni Fuori orarioOil on canvas50 x 70 cm, 2010£2750

Alberto Zamboni Due in ControluceOil on canvas 80 x 120 cm, 2012£3950

BIOGRAPHIES

Daniele Cestari was born in 1983. Following his studies at the liceo scientifico

in his hometown, he completed a degree in Architecture and Urban Environment

Planning. He lives and works in Ferrara. Cestari insists that one must understand his

work, first and foremost, as that of ‘an architect who paints’. Having never undertaken

any formal art training, Cestari renders onto the canvas his architectural passions

– his fascination with the energy of the urban environment. His carefully crafted

perspectives invite the viewer into the all-consuming momentum of the cityscape,

alive with texture. The dynamism of Cestari’s loose brushstrokes and blurred canvases

evoke the city as a living entity, constantly in flux. Yet they also lend his scenes a

wonderful sense of opacity; keeping the observer at arm’s length, they are the perfect acknowledgment of the impersonal nature

of the metropolis, with its hidden away existences and shuttered private lives. Cestari uses various mediums together - oils, pencils,

acrylic and varnishes – to create a work as varied as the city itself. Often he begins his work with less than pristine canvases – old,

degraded, stitched and imbued with their own history – and he works to unite these pre-existing traces into his work. For Cestari,

we are the paintbrushes and pencils within our own cities, each footstep down a street adding to the history of traces left before.

Alberto Zamboni was born in 1971 in Bologna, where he continues to live

and work today. Born into a respected family of artists, his creative inheritance was

further nurtured by the vibrant artistic environment of his home city – the birthplace

of Annibale, Agostino Carracci and Giorgio Morandi. As well as the countless artists

who have lived and worked in Bologna over the centuries, Zamboni’s work is buoyed

by references to history’s most innovative practitioners. The skilful juxtaposition of

light and shadow in Zamboni’s creations is reminiscent of Whistler’s hazy views of

the river Thames and the nocturnal seascapes of Turner. Yet literature also plays

a pivotal role in Zamboni’s creative process – especially authors such as Edgar

Allan Poe, Herman Melville and George Simenon. Zamboni is fascinated by tales of adventure and the great unknown, and

strives to capture this sense of odyssey within his misty landscapes. The current body of works is a summa of his inspirations.

Uninterested in the representation of reality per se; the human figure becomes the pretext to create an oneiric depiction of

reality, imagined through the prism of his remembrances. Zamboni tackles the canvas with a simple yet subtle technique;

the canvas is applied directly with layers of oil, which is then carefully diluted. The subjects are lightly traced on the canvas,

conferring a distinctive non-finito touch, further enhanced by the lack of a final varnish. Zamboni has participated in a number of

international art fairs and competitions, such as the prestigious Premio Cairo and the 2011 Venice Biennale. His paintings, aside

from being privately collected, feature in some of the most prominent Italian corporate collections including Unicredit Bank.