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M'Horò, an artist with an unknown face, uses recycled industrial materials, in particular car radiators, which has achieved public and critical success by participating in various exhibitions and fairs in Italy and abroad. Although he is considered an artist outside the lines, his work was noticed and praised by Vittorio Sgarbi. Read the full biography

M'Horò, an artist with an unknown face, uses recycled industrial materials, in particular car radiators, which has achieved public and critical success by participating in various exhibitions and fairs in Italy and abroad. Although he is considered an artist outside the lines, his work was noticed and praised by Vittorio Sgarbi. He has never given interviews and his works speak for him. He creates his works from old car radiators and household appliances which, once oxidized and modified, become flags or skyscrapers. The artist is known for creating works that recall past objects in new forms. Its origin is not known, but it is likely that it is stable in the West of Brescia. M'Horò is considered by critics to be the heir of Angelo Brescianini and his works have been exhibited in various galleries in Italy and abroad.