Redrumstudio by Roberto Cavazzuti

Roberto Cavazzuti is an Italian visual artist whose practice is rooted in photography. Strongly influenced by cinematic language and inspired by directors such as Kubrick, Wenders, and Kitano, his work explores the concept of Time and the way it shapes our perception of form and memory. Largely self-taught, he worked for many years in the IT field, collaborating with companies such as Accenture, A

ndersen Consulting, EDS, IBM, Milano Ricerche and Salvagnini, while his exploration of the visual arts began in the late 1980s. His experimentation have always progressed in parallel with technological evolution: from analog cameras to consumer-grade video cameras, at a Time when Wim Wenders was creating works such as Arisha, der Bär und der steinerne Ring (1989), and eventually to the adoption of digital tools, without ever abandoning the photographic intentionality of the human gaze

He currently lives in Ravenna (Italy), though both passion and work have led him to spend extended periods abroad, particularly in Munich (Germany), Vienna (Austria), and Prague (Czech Republic)

He has traveled across many U.S. states and has a long-standing interest in Japanese culture, through which he has delved into the concept of wabi-sabi imperfection, deeply connected to the passage of Time

Under the pseudonym RedRumStudio, Roberto Cavazzuti presents his vision on international platforms such as Saatchi Art and ArtMajeur