Perfectly Imperfect Collection
The new collection
Perfectly Imperfect
Unnamed woman
The core piece of the radiance collection is a Watercolor on Arches paper, depicting a young woman. Her delicate profile creates a strong contrast with the golden wave of energy that propagates from the center to the outside.
Blossoming
Blossoming: A Captivating Vertical Oil on Canvas Masterpiece – Part of the Perfectly Imperfect Collection. Measuring 27.5 x 39.5 inches and housed in an exquisite White Wood Floated Frame from Italy. This artwork boasts an illustrious exhibition history at Gallerie Hemilton in Cannes, France, and now is located in Italy
The Thinker
The Thinker: An Abstract Portrait in Oil on Canvas – A Pensive Masterpiece. Measuring 16 x 19.5 inches and elegantly framed in a White Wood Floated Frame, this artwork finds its place within the Perfectly Imperfect collection. It has graced the prestigious walls of Gallerie Hemilton in Cannes, France, and now resides in Italy, where it continues to provoke thought and inspire contemplation.
Fading
Fading: A Timeless Reverie in Oil on Canvas, stretching 27.5 x 39.5 inches. A treasured addition to the Perfectly Imperfect collection, this masterpiece has graced the halls of Gallerie Hemilton in Cannes, France, where it shared its story. Encased in a White Wood Floated Frame, it is currently located in Italy
Echoes of memory
Echoes of Memory: A Vertical Wall Art Masterpiece in Oil on Board, measuring 18.8 x 30.7 inches. This evocative creation hails from the esteemed Perfectly Imperfect collection. Framed to perfection, it carries its narrative through time and space. With a history that includes a prestigious exhibition at Art Expo Sanremo Italy 2023, it resonates with echoes of memory that linger long after viewing.
The Studio Collection
Collections
The Studio Collection is a fascinating body of work that showcases the unique artistic style and creative vision of Alex Righetto. This collection serves as a playground for the artist to experiment with new techniques, explore different mediums, and push the boundaries of their art.
The range of works included in this collection is diverse and exciting, featuring a mix of oil paintings, watercolors, and acrylics. Each piece is a study in itself, with intricate details and stunning visual elements that captivate the viewer’s attention. The colors, textures, and brushstrokes used in these works are a testament to the artist’s creativity and skill, and they offer a glimpse into the mind of the artist as they explore new techniques and ideas.
The Studio Collection is not just a showcase of artistic experimentation but also a source of inspiration and creativity for the artist.
These pieces often serve as a study path, leading to new stories and ideas for future works. The collection is an ever-evolving masterpiece, with each new piece adding to the tapestry of Alex Righetto’s artistic journey.
While not typically displayed in galleries, the Studio Collection is still available for sale. These pieces make for stunning decor, adding depth and character to any space.
They are a testament to the artist’s dedication to their craft and their willingness to push the boundaries of their art.
Alex Righetto's collections
Alex Righetto's Collections
An introduction to Alex Righetto's Collections
Are you curious about Alex’s paintings? This guide will provide an overview of the various collections available.
Alex Righetto has already created multiple collections of artwork, each with its own unique themes and styles. These collections showcase the artist’s versatility and range, as well as his commitment to exploring new ideas and techniques in his work. Some of these collections include the rebirth collection and Romeo and Juliet.
The new collection
Perfectly Imperfect
Introduction to the Perfectly Imperfect Collection:
The “Perfectly Imperfect” collection features a series of artworks created in 2023. The collection’s exhibition history spans the United States, France, the UK, and Italy, including venues in Miami, Cannes, Sanremo, Florence, Milan, and London.
Prints:
Limited series prints of select pieces from this collection are available for purchase, providing an opportunity for art enthusiasts to own a high-quality reproduction of these exceptional works of art.
Radiance collection
Introduction to the Radiance Collection:
The Radiance Collection is a brand-new series of artworks created in 2022. This collection explores the concept of women radiating special energy, with each piece showcasing the unique and powerful energy that emanates from women.
This collection is not yet completed, but it represents a sparkling new exploration of the female energy that shines through each woman.
The action of spreading energy is called propagation, and this word also has another meaning – “to cause to continue or increase by reproduction.
Prints:
Limited series prints of select pieces from this collection will be available for purchase, offering art enthusiasts the opportunity to own a high-quality reproduction of these unique and powerful works of art.
The Renaissance collection
Introduction to the Renaissance Collection:
The Renaissance Collection features a series of artworks created between 2022-2023. These pieces are created to celebrate and reinterpret the Renaissance period, sometimes with a modern twist.
One of the highlights of this collection is Mona Lisa’s Daughter, which adds a new perspective to the iconic painting. While this collection is not yet completed, it offers a glimpse into the artist’s exploration of Renaissance themes and styles.
Prints:
Limited series prints of select pieces from this collection are available for purchase, providing an opportunity for art enthusiasts to own a high-quality reproduction of these exceptional works of art.
Rebirth collection
Introduction to the Rebirth collection:
The Rebirth Collection is a series of original pieces created by the artist using watercolor or pencils. These artworks mark the first-ever pieces produced by the artist after 2021 and are not centered around a singular theme. However, the value of this collection lies in the fact that they represent the artist’s rebirth.
Prints:
Limited series prints of select pieces from this collection are available for purchase, providing an opportunity to own a high-quality reproduction of these unique and significant works of art.
The Studio Collection
Introduction to the studio collection:
The Studio Pieces is a series of original artworks that are not part of any specific collection. These pieces are created by the artist as a way to explore different techniques or potential avenues for their work. As such, these artworks are not typically showcased or displayed.
Most of these pieces are done in watercolor, and they offer a glimpse into the artist’s creative process and experimentation.
Prints:
Select pieces from the Studio Pieces collection are available as open-collection prints, providing an opportunity for art lovers to own a unique piece of the artist’s work.
Romeo and Juliet Collection
Introduction to the premium collection Romeo and Juliet:
The Romeo and Juliet Collection features a series of completed and framed artworks. This collection was featured as the official artwork for Art Basel 2021, adding to its significance and value.
It’s worth noting that this collection includes a secret painting exclusively for the owner of the entire collection, adding an element of mystery and exclusivity to this already unique and highly sought-after collection.
Prints:
Limited-series prints of select pieces from this collection are available for purchase, with only 250 prints available in total. These prints offer art enthusiasts the opportunity to own a high-quality reproduction of these exceptional works of art.
Note: this collection has One secret painting for the owner of the entire collection
The Radiance Collection
Radiance Collection
This brand-new collection is the result of a sparkling new exploration of the female energy that shines through each woman. The result is an exciting work of brightness and hues amongst gold, where women are blossoming goddesses.
Introduction to The Radiance Collection
Women are the center of the universe.
They emanate energy and vitality that makes everything around them blossom.
My name is Alex and I am an Italian Artist. Today I want to bring you with me on a journey that explores the Radiance collection.
This brand new collection is the result of a sparkling new exploration of the female energy that shines through each woman.
The brand new collection, entitled Radiance, is the product of a fresh exploration into the radiant energy embodied by every woman. The collection features ten captivating female figures depicted in delicate watercolor and gold leaf, resulting in a dazzling display of brightness and color.
The paintings serve as a source of inspiration and an opportunity to elevate the atmosphere of any space. Women are at the core of the universe, emanating an energy and vitality that has the power to invigorate and awaken everything around them.
Radiance serves as a celebration of this energy, the brightness that emanates from every woman. Unlike sound, light can travel through empty space, and so women have the ability to spread their inner radiance through everything, even the void.
This act of energy propagation not only spreads brightness, but also causes growth and amplification. Each painting in the Radiance collection embodies the seminal energy that radiates and illuminates, serving as a testament to the enduring power of the female spirit.
Romeo and Juliet Collection
The art of Alex Righetto is a commentary on the everlasting nature of love – timeless, yet always relevant. His work speaks volumes to us in our contemporary society that values youthfulness over maturity or experience.
What would happen if Romeo and Juliet had not died?
The most famous line of the immortal play “Romeo and Juliet” – is the perfect romanticized love story that every teenager wants to re-live.
Art Basel Miami 2021 hosted an exciting exhibition by emerging artist Alex Righetto; “Romeo & Juliet: the metamorphosis”. The theme of the exhibition was the famous story told through interactive pieces like a what-if scenario: What would happen if Romeo and Juliet had not died?
His work aims at presenting a new narrative with an imagined scenario. The tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet has been a popular piece for centuries, but it can have new meaning in today’s society.
The exhibition idea is that Romeo and Juliet “kill” their childish ego instead of themselves, their incidents are helping them to grow together instead of dying. In this new perspective, it will not be about the love between these two doomed lovers, but it’s rather a reflection on what we each go through in our own personal changes in order to maintain a relationship.
The tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet has been a popular piece for centuries, but it can have new meaning in today's society.
The journey of a lifetime is not just about finding someone you love. It's also the process through which we learn how to be our best selves, and this exhibition will explore that transformational idea with an unusual perspective on oftentimes one of the most powerful stories ever told - Romeo & Juliet
Alex's new story
Introduction of the characters
Juliet outside
Juliet Portrait
this first painting is a representation of Juliet from the outside. Despite her young age, he is about to force her to marry a man she doesn’t even know
Whenever she wants to manifest her intentions her family is opposing them. which makes this portrait a deceptive outward appearance.
Juliet inside
Verona
This is the real portrait of Juliet. colors are the expression of emotions. the dripped lines of colors create a cage where she lives in.
The symbol on her head is an old symbol of power in Verona. The ladder was the symbol of the lord of Verona at that time (La Scala Family – Scala means ladder in Italian)
Romeo outside
Romeo's Portrait
Similar to the portrait of Juliet we have the portrait of Romeo. Rich, handsome, and yet melancholic like Juliet.
Romeo inside
Pain is close to pleasure
This painting captures the heart-wrenching pain of unanswered love. It’s an expression of the artist’s interpretation of Romeo’s character and story. He used black and white to bring the characters to life, capturing his passion and despair.
An exploration of Romeo Montegue, a young man who chose to disregard the entire society because of love. He then embarks on a downward spiral of revolution and self-destruction. This path brings him face-to-face with his own selfish ego.
Juliet's family situation
Being Pulled Apart
Juliet is lost in thought as she gazes out at the horizon, her mind painting a beautiful picture of what might be. She’s transported to another time and place, free from the stresses of reality.
This painting is the perfect embodiment of the modern woman. She is strong and independent, yet she is also vulnerable and expressive. Her strokes and lines represent her name, her family decisions, her emotions, and everything else trying to get a piece of her.
The decision to change
Moment of Truth – Watercolor Drawing
Unlike the original story, in this version, Juliet decided to kill her inner childish ego, instead of taking her own life. This was the only condition to grow and be in a real relationship.
This is a stunning moment captured in time, frozen forever to inspire you when you need it most. Juliet is standing at the crossroads of her life, ready for change. Allow this powerful piece to remind you that you can do anything you set your mind to. When you’re feeling lost, gaze upon this painting and find the courage to continue on your journey.
Romeo and Juliet Collection
Romeo’s emotions
Romeo is experiencing all the emotions that come with loving someone who can’t love him back. His pain and despair are palpable, and yet you can also see the hope in his eyes. It’s a powerful reminder of the depth of emotion that comes with this painting.
It’s a powerful reminder that love can be both beautiful and tragic. It’s also a reminder of how strong emotions can be, and how much they can affect us. If you’re feeling down, take a look at this painting and remember that Romeo felt the same way – but he didn’t give up.
The definition of love
The Balcony Scene
This Romeo and Juliet painting is the perfect representation of love. An amazing watercolor painting portrait, part of the collection inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, was first introduced and well-received at Art Basel Miami 2021.
This breathtaking watercolor painting captures the passion and magic of Romeo and Juliet. The delicate watercolor and strong ink create a vortex of emotion that is absolutely unforgettable. This is a must-have for any art lover or fan of Shakespeare’s story; it will add a romantic flair to any room.
It is no secret that Romeo and Juliet were drawn to each other like two magnets. This Watercolor Painting perfectly captures the essence of their love, with both figures melding into one another. The addition of a touch of red provides just the right hint of passion.
The Metamorphosis
The change
The healing process
Light and Shadows
Juliet is shedding light on her shadows, becoming a better person in the process. It’s a reminder that we all have the potential for growth and change, as long as we’re willing to face our fears and flaws head-on. It’s a testament to the power of self-awareness and personal growth because of love.
This unique and one-of-a-kind watercolor is a beautiful reminder that change is always possible, as long as we’re willing to find our blind spots and throw a light on them. Juliet casts light on her own in a delicate and insightful way, capturing the essence of love and compassion.
The wedding of Romeo and Juliet
The Wedding
ft. Robert Downey Jr
This unique watercolor painting features Robert Downey Jr as Friar Lorenz, the man who orchestrated Romeo and Juliet’s secret plan. The painting celebrates the wedding between the two star-crossed lovers.
Proceeds from the sale of this artwork will be donated to charity, making it an extra-special purchase.
Juliet is getting rid of her ego
The Killing of Juliet
This painting is a stunning depiction of the moment Juliet kills her childhood self. In doing so, she symbolically frees herself from the constraints of societal norms and expectations. as well as being selfish, which is a typical phase of youth.
The painting is a great statement about the power of self-expression and independence.
Alex freely changed this aspect of the story. In his version, Romeo and Juliet are able to find a way to be together without having to resort to violence.
The bear is a metaphor for growing up and becoming an adult instead of committing “suicide.”
The finale
The couple can have a future
Life after life
The end of “Romeo and Juliet” is generally seen as a tragedy, with their love doomed from the start. However, in this version, they were able to get married and live together with a newborn baby.
They went through their own path and decided to get rid of their childish selves instead of committing suicide. this painting celebrates the “love forever” ending. This unique perspective gives your narrative a new lease on life, evolving into something inspirational and positive
The limited edition Collection
This collection is a limited edition, with a total of 250 gicleé copies numbered and certified
Certified replications of the original paintings
Each wall art is artisan crafted with meticulous care.
Every piece is numbered and marked with a special signature. Printed on superlative Archival acid-free paper.
Exclusive and Authentic Designs
Every painting is framed in the exact same way as the original, with a custom frame that enhances the overall aesthetics. handmade in the USA for a quality, authentic product.
Anti UV and Antireflective glass
UV lights can destroy your artwork though the time. Each painting is provided with superior Museum glass that can let you see the painting more clearly while protecting the artwork from dangerous UV light
Fine art shipping through crate, with custom packing
Expect only perfection. Every shipping is protected, which means that we guarantee a perfect delivered package. This way you don’t have to worry about anything.
The debut of Romeo and Juliet
First introduced at Art Basel Miami
In December 2021 Alex presented for the first time the collection Romeo and Juliet, during the Art Basel Week in Miami.
Behind the scenes
The artist perspective
When I was a child, I came across this story that was staged in my town Verona Italy. It was about two lovers who couldn’t be together but eventually did what fate had intended them to do: die tragically because they loved each other too much. I found myself hit by this tragic love story… Why does love have to be tragic?
That’s why I wanted to change the ending.