I am Emanuele ‘Renton’ Fortunati, artist, spiritual researcher, disobedient human being.
In this space, I share thoughts, questions, and revelations born from my work in the studio:
paintings channelled from the spiritual world, symbols that touch the strings of the unconscious and dialogue with those who look at them.
I call it Diary of a Disobedient because it is my way of recounting what happens behind the spiritual scenes of my art.
I talk about freedom, energetic identity, and the courage to break with roles in order to return to one's essence.
Over the years, I have come to understand that awakening involves two specific acts:
Here you will find visceral reflections, channelled symbols, fragments of freedom.
And perhaps, a piece of your own journey.
Coming around the age of 30, I realized that control this, manage that ... I no longer knew what it meant to express an emotion without having to give it a predetermined form.
“20 Seconds of Wonderful Madness” is an art project created to take back my emotions, and with them my life.
Twenty years later, I have realized that real success is not about achieving something important.
But leaving a better world than we found it.
And for me a better world is one where diversity is exalted, not discouraged.
each of us is truly a breathtaking panorama: what would the world be like if we looked at each other with the same appreciation?
A Portrait of the Soul shows the inner aspect of a person and brings out the beauty of his or her diversity.
10 years of hard work, wiped out in 30 seconds: this is how my career as an abstract painter began
Since childhood we have been taught to live life without questioning anything.
And to blindly walk the path set before us.
Which is the easiest thing for sure.
But also the saddest.
Do I want to be the director of my life, or is it enough for me to play the part I am given?
Little story of how I became a disobedient (artist).