Francesco Simeti
Francesco Simeti was born in Palermo, Italy (1968), and he lives and works in New York, United States.
He is an artist known for his site-specific installations, which aesthetically present enchanting scenes that reveal a more complex subtext upon closer inspection. His work often appropriates photographs from newspapers and magazines to raise questions about the role of images in contemporary discourse.
Public Art is a fundamental aspect of his practice, he has worked with Percent for Art and Public Art for Public Schools in NYC, the Multnomah county in Oregon and has created permanent additions to subway stations in Brooklyn and Chicago.
He has had solo exhibitions at venues such as Assembly Room, New York, (2019); Open Source Gallery, New York (2017); Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Palermo (2012); and Artists Space, New York (2009). His work has been included in group exhibitions at Museo Civico di Castelbuono, Palermo (2019); ICA Singapore (2017); Palazzo Reale, Milan (2016); and Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art, Turin (2014). He has also exhibited work at the Triennale di Milano (2014 and 2013). Simeti lives and works in New York. He works with the gallery Francesca Minini in Italy.
Francesco Simeti was born in Palermo, Italy (1968), and he lives and works in New York, United States.
He is an artist known for his site-specific installations, which aesthetically present enchanting scenes that reveal a more complex subtext upon closer inspection. His work often appropriates photographs from newspapers and magazines to raise questions about the role of images in contemporary discourse.
Public Art is a fundamental aspect of his practice, he has worked with Percent for Art and Public Art for Public Schools in NYC, the Multnomah county in Oregon and has created permanent additions to subway stations in Brooklyn and Chicago.
He has had solo exhibitions at venues such as Assembly Room, New York, (2019); Open Source Gallery, New York (2017); Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Palermo (2012); and Artists Space, New York (2009). His work has been included in group exhibitions at Museo Civico di Castelbuono, Palermo (2019); ICA Singapore (2017); Palazzo Reale, Milan (2016); and Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art, Turin (2014). He has also exhibited work at the Triennale di Milano (2014 and 2013). Simeti lives and works in New York. He works with the gallery Francesca Minini in Italy.
- Metis, Doris and Arethusa, 2024
- Skamandros, 2023
- Embankment, 2023
- Remparer, 2023
- Remparer, 2023
- Terrestre VII, 2021
- Terrestre VIII, 2021
- Shingle (black), 2021
- Shingle (blu), 2021
- Withered, 2016
- Corpi, 2021
- Rush, 2021
- Curling, arching, breaking, 2021
- Curling, arching, breaking, 2021
- Curling, arching, breaking, 2021
- Curling, arching, breaking, 2021
- Brachyura, 2019
- Tumbler, 2019
- Adnate, 2018
- Uncinata, 2018
- Sea Holly, 2018
- Gall I, 2017
- Gall II, 2017
- Black reef II, 2016
- Cypress swamp, 2016
- Hawkweed, 2016
- Taqwīm as‑siḥḥah, 2016
- The wilds V, 2016
- The wilds, 2015
- Billows V, 2015
- Kathmandu, 2014
- Billowing, 2014
- Towers and Ferriswheels, 2013
- Gigli, Gladioli, Briganti ed Emigranti, 2012
- Al Tramontare, 2012
- Città D’Oro, 2012
- Scene di Disordine e Confusione, still #h1, 2011
- Scene di Disordine e Confusione, still #v3, 2011
- Scene di Disordine e Confusione, still #h4, 2011
- Nebŭla, 2011
- Scene di Disordine e Confusione, still #h3, 2011
- Hillside #4, 2011
- Hillside #2, 2011
- Hillside #1, 2011
- Scene di Disordine e Confusione, 2010
- Temecula, 2010
- Zimbabwe Woodcut, 2010
- Galveston, 2010
- Colorado, 2010
- Rubble, 2007
- Volatili, 2008
- Kitenge, 2007, Installation view
- Kitenge, 2007
- Artificio, 2003-05
- Hawkweed, 2016, Installation view