Angelo Mansour was born in 2000 in Lebanon.
He studied visual art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Milano.
For years, he has devoted himself to exploring the inner landscapes of identity where memory, belonging, and transformation intertwine with writing, painting, and sound.
In his artworks, faces and bodies emerge and dissolve suspended between water and sky, stone and spirit. A contemporary classicism that sometimes cracks, revealing the quiet struggles beneath. His figures breathe while standing still, held in a breath between displacement and discovery.
He continues to create stories.
Today, he lives and works in Milan, weaving painting, poetry, and sound into figures of longing and belonging.
Angelo Mansour was born in 2000 in Lebanon.
He studied visual art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Milano.
For years, he has devoted himself to exploring the inner landscapes of identity where memory, belonging, and transformation intertwine with writing, painting, and sound.
In his artworks, faces and bodies emerge and dissolve suspended between water and sky, stone and spirit. A contemporary classicism that sometimes cracks, revealing the quiet struggles beneath. His figures breathe while standing still, held in a breath between displacement and discovery.
He continues to create stories.
Today, he lives and works in Milan, weaving painting, poetry, and sound into figures of longing and belonging.
Angelo Mansour was born in 2000 in Lebanon.
He studied visual art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Milano.
For years, he has devoted himself to exploring the inner landscapes of identity where memory, belonging, and transformation intertwine with writing, painting, and sound.
In his artworks, faces and bodies emerge and dissolve suspended between water and sky, stone and spirit. A contemporary classicism that sometimes cracks, revealing the quiet struggles beneath. His figures breathe while standing still, held in a breath between displacement and discovery.
He continues to create stories.
Today, he lives and works in Milan, weaving painting, poetry, and sound into figures of longing and belonging.