Andrea Benetti

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Andrea Benetti, born in 1964, stands as a prominent Italian artist renowned for his diverse talents in painting, photography, and installation art. His seminal work, the Manifesto of Neorupeste Art, unveiled in 2006, reinterprets the primal genesis of art originating from prehistoric caves, resonating within contemporary discourse. For close to two decades, Benetti has fostered collaborations with esteemed universities across Bari, Bergamo, Bologna, Ferrara, Johns Hopkins University, Lecce, Messina, Roma Tre, and Venice, propelling Neorupestre painting into esteemed university research programs.

His oeuvre graces the hallowed halls of contemporary art museums and prestigious institutional collections worldwide, including the United Nations, the Quirinale Palace, Montecitorio Palace, the Vatican, and various Italian embassies. Memorable encounters with Pope Benedict XVI in 2012 and Pope Francis in 2014 underscore the profound impact of his artistic endeavors. Benetti's biography finds a place in distinguished encyclopedias such as Treccani, De Agostini, WikiArt, and Wikipedia, reaching audiences across over forty languages.

In recognition of his outstanding contributions, Benetti was awarded the prestigious 49th "Nettuno d'Oro" Prize in 2020, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career. Recent exhibitions held in Bologna, London, Venice, and Milan.

Andrea Benetti Artworks

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Dinamica della fortuna by Andrea Benetti
Dinamica della fortuna
Painting - 100x100 cm
Cinema by Andrea Benetti
Cinema
Painting - 80x50 cm
Cameo by Andrea Benetti
Cameo
Painting - 70x50 cm
Amore ritrovato by Andrea Benetti
Amore ritrovato
Painting - 70x50 cm
Aborigeni by Andrea Benetti
Aborigeni
Painting - 100x100 cm
Diversità by Andrea Benetti
Diversità
Painting - 50x70 cm
Omaggio a Bologna by Andrea Benetti
Omaggio a Bologna
Painting - 50x70 cm
Bachelor party by Andrea Benetti
Bachelor party
Painting - 60x80 cm
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