Edoardo De Liso

Edoardo De Liso, an artist born in Trani in 1980, draws inspiration from Andy Warhol's pop art and the vibrant energy of street art, creating a unique fusion of popular culture and urban artistry. From a young age, Edoardo demonstrated a creative instinct that led him to explore the art world as a self-taught artist, developing a personal style that combines iconic references from pop culture with the immediacy and visual impact characteristic of street art. His works reflect the vibrancy of pop art, with bold colours, sharp contrasts, and subjects that celebrate symbols of contemporary society. At the same time, the influence of street art is evident in the use of raw textures, spray paint, and stencils, as well as the ability to transform everyday life into a canvas, making art accessible and relatable to the public. Through his work, Edoardo pays homage to Warhol by reinterpreting themes and techniques such as seriality and the use of colour, enriching them with the rebellious and direct aesthetics of urban art. This fusion creates a modern and dynamic artistic language that tells stories of identity, culture, and change, maintaining a constant dialogue between tradition and innovation. His artworks, infused with global influences and local roots, invite reflection on the role of art in contemporary society. Edoardo's original vision continues to evolve, pushing the boundaries between styles and genres.