Eryngium blu ( cardo selvatico - Parco del Gran Sasso)

Painter · Born in 1967 - Italy

Paolo Mori

48 Artworks

Untitled (Giovane con elmo - Donatello)

Oil, Collage on Linen
16x20in

$1,500

Untitled (Profetino - Donatello)

Oil, Collage on Wood
20x16in

$1,010

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Untitled (San Giovanni con l'aquila - Giovanni Pisano)

Oil, Collage on Wood
20x16in

$1,010

Untitled

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
16x12in

$510

Untitled

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Untitled

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Senza titolo by Paolo Mori, Painting for Sale on Select

Il Dente del Lupo - Gran Sasso D'Italia

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
13x16in

$510

Untitled - Hera of Samo by Paolo Mori, Painting for Sale on Select

Trifolium Repens - serie fiori delle Dolomiti

Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Guardando Orione (Giovanni Pisano)

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Testa della Fortezza - Giovanni Pisano

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Aeternus (San Ludovico di Tolosa - Donatello)

Oil on Linen
20x16in

$1,500

Eryngium blu ( cardo selvatico - Parco del Gran Sasso)

Oil on Linen
20x16in

$1,500

Summer by Paolo Mori, Painting for Sale on Select

Untitled - (Profeta - Simone di Francesco Talenti)

Oil, Collage on Wood
20x16in

$1,010

Testa cosmica II - Orione by Paolo Mori, Painting for Sale on Select

Untitled (Mosé con le tavole della legge - Giovanni Pisano)

Oil on Canvas
28x24in

$2,780

Arciere Cosmico - Michelangelo

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Sacrificio by Paolo Mori, Painting for Sale on Select

I cavalli alati di Orione

Collage, Watercolor on Paper
12x16in

$510

Paolo Mori

Italy

Credentials

Works on commission

Working independently in Pescara, Paolo Mori (b. 1967, Colleferro) combines a background in engineering with a self-taught approach to painting. Moving between figurative and conceptually constructed images, Mori’s work engages with diverse representational strategies. Influenced by frequent visits to Roman galleries and a family attuned to the arts, he examines the interplay between nature, science, spirituality, and cultural memory. His paintings question the boundaries between reality and perception, exploring how images are shaped by both individual experience and broader cultural frameworks.