Federico Maddalozzo was born in 1978. He lives and works in Berlin.

The artistic research has pursued various interests and obsessions over the years: color theory, the significance of specific shades in relation to the spatio-temporal coordinates of particular events, and production-line errors as starting points for formal experimentation and aesthetic articulation.

More recently his research by him has focused on the results of our interactions with objects and environments, and our interest in protecting and preserving them. Accidents or simple wear and tear often invest mass-produced items and their surfaces with unique forms and characteristics.

Maddalozzo’s work is inspired by the observation of everyday forms and phenomena, which he carefully reproduces in sculptural installations and drawings. These unique and often transitory elements have a formal and conceptual significance that goes beyond any reference to the actual context from which the initial observations are drawn.

Only exhibitions include Istituto Svizzero, Milan, IT – NuN, Berlin, DE – MARS Milan Artist Run Space, Milan, IT – Galleria Artericambi, Verona, IT – MadonnaFust, Bern, CH – GC.AC, Monfalcone, IT. Among others, his work has been included in group exhibitions at Galerie Thomas Fischer, Berlin, DE – MAMbo, Bologna, IT – Minibar, Stockholm, SE – T293 Gallery, Naples, IT – Grimmuseum, Berlin, DE – International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP), New York, US – Villa Croce Contemporary Art Museum, Genua, IT – Villa Manin Center for Contemporary Art, Passariano, IT – Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation, Venice, IT – Viafarini, Milan, IT – Antonio Ratti Foundation , Como, IT – Villa delle Rose, Bologna, IT.