Pixa (Alessandro Mazzotti - Italy - 1991) is a visual artist whose background is rooted in design and urban art. His work is based on the study of shape and compositional balance, central elements of a research focused on essentiality as both an aesthetic and conceptual value.

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His approach emphasizes synthesis not only as a graphic choice, but also as an invitation to strip away the superfluous, encouraging a careful and conscious reading of images. His works range from abstract to figurative, in a continuous oscillation between formal rigor and visual suggestion.

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Through drawing, painting, and graphic work, Pixa develops an investigation that moves between the material and the dreamlike worlds, celebrating nature and the connections between living beings through an essential and symbolic visual language.

 

He has created numerous murals across the country, and his works have been exhibited in several solo and group exhibitions.