Painter

Fernando Rossia, born in Rosario, Argentina, sees painting as a process that blends building, editing, illustrating, and storytelling. His work revolves around characters with ongoing narratives, envisioned as circular tales, much like a Möbius strip. While his artistic themes remain constant, he continuously experiments with new techniques.

In a pivotal phase of his work, he sought a creative shift that led him to explore circular supports and the conceptual essence of early twentieth-century portraiture. Embracing new materials, he integrated digital techniques into his process, transferring digital files onto canvas while maintaining the approach of a classical painter.