One O One
The ‘O’ is not a letter but a symbol: A circle of union, an orbit of energy, a silent conjunction that resists convention and invites transformation.
BIOGRAPHY:
Nicolas Fiedler, an Italian-Brazilian artist and designer, began his in-depth exploration at a young age, delving into the significance of nature's forms and creations, particularly while living and growing in the Brazilian Atlantic jungle. This long-standing inquiry shapes his meticulous approach to sculpture.
Giulia Mastrangelo, Italian artist, honed her skills at the New Academy of Fine Arts in Milan (NABA) and further developed her knowledge with a Master's degree in "History of the arts and conservation of artistic heritage" at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Giulia uses her knowledge to create concepts that revolve around opposite puns. These serve the artist to reason and expand meanings.
Fiedler O Mastrangelo is the union of two distinct artistic voices: Nicolas Fiedler works through form, structure, and line - pursuing spatial clarity through sculpture and painting. Giulia Mastrangelo moves through language, symbolism, and poetic intuition - layering words and concepts into visual presence.
Their collaboration is not about similarity - it is about tension and transformation. Together, they build a shared language where geometry meets lyricism, and form becomes the vessel for thought, memory, and rupture.
Their works often emerge through a process of translation: from word to symbol, from symbol to form, from silence to structure. Fiedler's geometric precision anchors the physical space; Mastrangelo's conceptual approach opens it to interpretation, ambiguity, and narrative.
This constant exchange - between material and meaning, mathematics and metaphor - defines the duo's practice. Each piece becomes an ecosystem where discipline and emotion coexist, where architecture and poetry collapse into a single visual act.
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