I have a series of tattoo interviews to post over the next while, starting with a local tattoo artist whose studio is actually just down the street from the BME offices, Farizio Divari (divariart.com). I was interested in talking to Fabrizio because his artwork was clearly from a fine art background, with many of his tattoos being evolutions of his cubist paintings. Click through for the interview, and of course come back here to comment.
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84 responses to “Fabrizio Divari Tattoo Interview Posted”
been following him for years. more interviews like this with genuine, hardworking artists.
been following him for years. more interviews like this with genuine, hardworking artists.
been following him for years. more interviews like this with genuine, hardworking artists.
I think the next tattoo interviews going up are DJ Minor, Dan DiMattia, and Boff who does the hand tattoos (all quite interesting). Also in the queue are Alex De Pase, Johnny Thief, Roey from Pentagram/Tel Aviv, and a number of others.
I think the next tattoo interviews going up are DJ Minor, Dan DiMattia, and Boff who does the hand tattoos (all quite interesting). Also in the queue are Alex De Pase, Johnny Thief, Roey from Pentagram/Tel Aviv, and a number of others.
I think the next tattoo interviews going up are DJ Minor, Dan DiMattia, and Boff who does the hand tattoos (all quite interesting). Also in the queue are Alex De Pase, Johnny Thief, Roey from Pentagram/Tel Aviv, and a number of others.
I sat beside a woman in a uni class last year, who happened to have a full sleeve done by this guy (I later saw it in a magazine) and it was full-on terrible. I don’t mean to be a jerk. I don’t! But he had coloured in the negative space with a piss-yellow colour and this poor woman’s arm looked like it had jaundice. I felt pretty bad for her.
I sat beside a woman in a uni class last year, who happened to have a full sleeve done by this guy (I later saw it in a magazine) and it was full-on terrible. I don’t mean to be a jerk. I don’t! But he had coloured in the negative space with a piss-yellow colour and this poor woman’s arm looked like it had jaundice. I felt pretty bad for her.
I sat beside a woman in a uni class last year, who happened to have a full sleeve done by this guy (I later saw it in a magazine) and it was full-on terrible. I don’t mean to be a jerk. I don’t! But he had coloured in the negative space with a piss-yellow colour and this poor woman’s arm looked like it had jaundice. I felt pretty bad for her.
That was a great interview. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
That was a great interview. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
That was a great interview. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
freakin awesome, is he italian by any chance?
freakin awesome, is he italian by any chance?
freakin awesome, is he italian by any chance?
Each tattoo is as beautiful as his canvas-art. Amazing! Thanks for the great interview, too.
Proper articles FTW! 🙂
Each tattoo is as beautiful as his canvas-art. Amazing! Thanks for the great interview, too.
Proper articles FTW! 🙂
Each tattoo is as beautiful as his canvas-art. Amazing! Thanks for the great interview, too.
Proper articles FTW! 🙂
Alex De Pase in Gorizia, Italy (Friuli Venezia Giulia) is just as good, if not better. 😛 That’s who I thought it was when I was the picture at first. Although it seems although Fabrizio has a fine arts background, and it shows in his ink, Alex specializes primarily in realism, abstract, and surrealism and the sort. Those are my two cents. Primo interview, d000d.
Alex De Pase in Gorizia, Italy (Friuli Venezia Giulia) is just as good, if not better. 😛 That’s who I thought it was when I was the picture at first. Although it seems although Fabrizio has a fine arts background, and it shows in his ink, Alex specializes primarily in realism, abstract, and surrealism and the sort. Those are my two cents. Primo interview, d000d.
Alex De Pase in Gorizia, Italy (Friuli Venezia Giulia) is just as good, if not better. 😛 That’s who I thought it was when I was the picture at first. Although it seems although Fabrizio has a fine arts background, and it shows in his ink, Alex specializes primarily in realism, abstract, and surrealism and the sort. Those are my two cents. Primo interview, d000d.
Eric – Alex De Pase is stunning! His interview is on the way as well. I’ve been a big fan of his work for some time.
Eric – Alex De Pase is stunning! His interview is on the way as well. I’ve been a big fan of his work for some time.
Eric – Alex De Pase is stunning! His interview is on the way as well. I’ve been a big fan of his work for some time.
great interview, beautiful art!
great interview, beautiful art!
great interview, beautiful art!
This guy is amazing.
This guy is amazing.
This guy is amazing.
Wow, how talented. I have never seen this artist before.
I especially like the “Guernica” sleeve. Lovely article.
Wow, how talented. I have never seen this artist before.
I especially like the “Guernica” sleeve. Lovely article.
Wow, how talented. I have never seen this artist before.
I especially like the “Guernica” sleeve. Lovely article.
YUS! De Pase interview! Today is a good day.
Muchas gracias, homie!
YUS! De Pase interview! Today is a good day.
Muchas gracias, homie!
YUS! De Pase interview! Today is a good day.
Muchas gracias, homie!
rehan @ 5 – Dude. Pay attention. Shannon’s intro said: “When I first saw Italy-born and now after various international locations Toronto-based” .. and Fabrizio responded to the first question by saying, “I was born in Rome and grew up between Bologna and Milan,” …
Uhm yeah, he’s Italian.
Oh Shannon, post the Dan DiMattia interview soon! Please & thanks.
rehan @ 5 – Dude. Pay attention. Shannon’s intro said: “When I first saw Italy-born and now after various international locations Toronto-based” .. and Fabrizio responded to the first question by saying, “I was born in Rome and grew up between Bologna and Milan,” …
Uhm yeah, he’s Italian.
Oh Shannon, post the Dan DiMattia interview soon! Please & thanks.
rehan @ 5 – Dude. Pay attention. Shannon’s intro said: “When I first saw Italy-born and now after various international locations Toronto-based” .. and Fabrizio responded to the first question by saying, “I was born in Rome and grew up between Bologna and Milan,” …
Uhm yeah, he’s Italian.
Oh Shannon, post the Dan DiMattia interview soon! Please & thanks.
That is some fabulous cubism right there. I am seriously impressed.
That is some fabulous cubism right there. I am seriously impressed.
That is some fabulous cubism right there. I am seriously impressed.
Stunning work!
Stunning work!
Stunning work!
The ‘Guernica’ sleeve was my favorite, too. The colors suit it very well. Nice work!
The ‘Guernica’ sleeve was my favorite, too. The colors suit it very well. Nice work!
The ‘Guernica’ sleeve was my favorite, too. The colors suit it very well. Nice work!
I love reading interviews like these because, not being particularly interested in being part of the ‘scene’ (such as it is), I don’t know any names in particular. It’s nice to find out about new people 🙂
I love reading interviews like these because, not being particularly interested in being part of the ‘scene’ (such as it is), I don’t know any names in particular. It’s nice to find out about new people 🙂