Davide Querin

Davide Querin was born in Rome and, son of art, he immediately devoted himself to painting and the arts.
His artistic training is eclectic and developed in the field of oil painting, editorial illustration and digital art.
In 1986 he graduated in editorial graphics and advertising at the ISIA Urbino, specializing in illustration.

He later attended the Atelier of the painter Luigi Quintili, perfecting himself in the oil painting technique.
For many years Davide Querin has also been an editorial illustrator in parallel with his painter activity.
He has exhibited his works in France, Italy and the United States, trying to capture the complex relationship between the conscious and the unconscious, composing scenes inhabited by transparent figures representing the overlap of space and time. His paintings invite contemplation and imagination, and allow each viewer to find stories in every room, face and time.

Davide Querin's artwork has a strong connection with Argentine and Latin American culture in general.
In the 90s, in fact, he saw from life the artworks of numerous Argentine artists such as Thibon de Libian, Quinquela Martin, Carlos Alonso, Castagnino and Xul Solar by whose works he remained fascinated.

Davide Querin has made his works available on the set of various TV films, including "Primo cittadino" with Tullio Solenghi and "L'una e l'altra" with Christopher Lambert.

His paintings are been purchased by collectors in Italy, France, the United States, Finland, Germany, Israel, Brazil, Argentina, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Switzerland.
In October 2009, with a solo exhibition inaugurated in Rome, in Via Veneto, at the Casa Argentina under the patronage of the Argentine Embassy in Italy, he started an interactive relationship with Argentine and Latin American culture.
On May 19, 2015, Davide Querin inaugurated in Rome, at the "Chiostro del Bramante", his solo exhibition "Alchemical transparency".

In Rome, in 2024, at the Casa Argentina of the Argentine Embassy in Italy, in Via V. Veneto 7, his latest personal exhibition.