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Angelo Limone<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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Bio: Angelo Limone

<\/strong>Someone once said that an accomplished individual is “a fisherman during the day and a philosopher at night.” Angelo is neither a fisherman nor a philosopher, so he is far from accomplished. However, by day, he works as an engineer; by night, he immerses himself in art and painting. Though navigating both worlds isn\u2019t easy, he genuinely enjoys the process. Just as in his engineering work, Angelo\u2019s goal in art is to capture reflected light and the subtle oscillations of temperature.

Angelo is largely self-taught, although he has been guided by several trained artists, including his mother, the London Fine Art Studios and Alex Tzavaras of the Dulwich Art Group.<\/p>\n\n\n\n


“Fatal eggs”, oil on paper, 41cm x 31cm<\/strong> – Angelo Limone<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>\n\n\n\n