Alberto Pasqual

Alberto Pasqual was born in 1965. He graduated as a mechanical expert in 1985 while working in the family shop at the same time. In his artistic research he studies the secrets inherent in the material by mixing abstract art of the plastic form with a figural allusiveness, often metaphorical or symbolic. In his production he experiments with different plastic materials: in fact he works with clay, plaster, ceramic, bronze, aluminum and cement. But the real protagonist of his works is iron, a favorite material for its strength and hardness, from which he brings out the study of volumes and the dynamism of forms. Compared to his origins as a figurative artist, over the years his language has undergone a stylistic renewal aimed more and more in the search for abstraction.
In 2006 he won the national competition “a monument to Marco Pantani” creating a sculpture in honor of the cyclist together with the architects Michele Biz and Alessandro Broggio. In 2015 he created a commemorative plaque in memory of Pier Paolo Pasolini. In 2018 he created the monument to the State Police in Cusano di Zoppola.
Alberto Pasqual lives and works in Sacile. In addition to Italian events, the artist boasts exhibitions in Austria, Germany, Russia, France, Hungary, Slovakia, the United States.