Matteo Cremonesi teaches Theory and Methods of Mass Media within the Visual Arts programme at MADE Program.
Matteo Cremonesi (Milan, 1986) is an artist, researcher, and lecturer. His artistic research explores the narrative structures of the contemporary world, investigating the persistence and resurgence of archetypal imagery, signs, symbols, and narratives within contemporary structures. His work questions the media and the narrative ambiguity generated by their transformations.
His works have been exhibited in public and private spaces internationally, including Nighttimestory (Los Angeles), Museo Santa Maria della Scala (Siena), Bleschunov Municipal Museum (Odesa), Festival Internacional de Artes Gráficas (São Paulo), Miheliceva Gallery – 15th Art Stays Festival (Ptuj, Slovenia), Offprint London and Photo London – Tate Modern (London), Fondazione Hangar Bicocca (Milan), Family Business (New York), The Orange (Seoul), Museum of Art (Tel Aviv), Jarach Gallery (Venice), and Banquet Gallery (Milan).
Alongside his artistic practice, Cremonesi is also active in education. He has collaborated with NABA, the Accademia Ligustica di Genova, and MADE Program. He is co-founder and deputy director of the PHROOM platform and director of the publishing project Magütt Publishing.
